Before you start

Hi there and thanks for your time reading this.
I use to have my "create content" but now it's missing from the "administer" ?module?. Anyway, I can't create content anymore because that option to click on to do so is no longer there.
Secondly, I can create menus, for example, "About" but can't add content to them. Perhaps if I find my "create content" I can.
Any and all help with any of the two would be greatly appreciated.
Myk

I just registered a domain name with Go Daddy yesterday and have been trying to decide on a CMS to use for building the new website. I'm completely new to websites development (although pretty tech/web savvy). I've looked around at multiple free/opensource CMSs Drupal, Joombla, Mombo as well as commercial ones like Dreamweaver and FrontPage and decided I'd try Drupal (liked the capabilities, style and available support). However I just noticed that 5.0 Beta is available (and getting great reviews).

Hi folks,
I'm not sure this is the reght forum for this question, I thought about putting it in pre-install, but that appeared for instalation problems.
Anyway, I'm using Drupal on a new project which is scheuled to launch mid January. Do you think I would be better off developing with 5.0 from the start to ensure future compatability or 4.7 for current stability?
Thanks,
Rob

I have a client who wants me to create a website that allows third-parties to post their own products. I have had a look at the e-commerce module and it looks like it fits my requirements, but, could people who have had experience with this module please post some pro's and con's of using it from the 3rd-party retail perspective. And also a little advice on what else I should do, etc... would be great. Maybe a link?

Thanks Nick

Hey everyone,
I am starting a wholesale dropshipper (lots of hard work on the way:P). Anyway, I want to create a feed of my products and stock etc... which can be aggregated into my clients websites. I guess this is possible from what I have seen so far, but any suggestions? and maybe a little direction?

Thanks Nick

This is my first time trying to install Drupal. I am following along with these directions: http://drupal.org/node/21893 to make it easier on myself since I'm a newbie. However they appear to be for version 4.5.2, and I have version 4.7.4. The instructions say "Edit conf.php. It's in the drupal-4.5.2/includes directory after you extract the files.", but I don't have conf.php in the includes directory of my Drupal-4.7.4 folder, so I am wondering 1)do I still need to edit it? 2) where do I find it?