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13th February 2006, 04:19 PM

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TinyErp installation manual for FC4??

Hi again,

I would like to test TinyErp - but I need a kind of installation manual for FC4. I spend at least two business days to find out how to configue and isntall it - without any positive result.

Do you know where to find a manual? Or did anybody of you successfully install and configure it?

Best regards

Stefan

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