Converting to Drupal

I'm new to the forum so please forgive me if I'm posting this in the wrong place. We have an extranet site for our customers built in Plone that has a great deal of functionality and documentation, but the look and feel and the community features are lacking, so we're looking at Drupal. We've already built two of our external sites in Drupal 5.6, including a number of custom-built community features, and we'd like to re-purpose some of that functionality in the Plone-based extranet.

Hi,

I want to create a website for our martial arts club, and I 'm considering Drupal, but I need a little bit more info on Drupal's capabilities.

These are the requirements for the site:

Hello - we are looking for some help. We are thinking about switching our current website at www.europeanweekly.net to a content managed website (drupal). To be honest, we have never done that, and would love to have some input. Input may turn in some paid help down the road. Question: Can we transfer all the exsisting content of our website to a drupal-supported website? What do we have to look out for?
Any suggestion will be greatly appreciated.

Im a newbie and I wanted to learn how to create a website using drupal, can anyone help me to find a reliable source where I can download or view a step by step tutorial?
I also have knowlwedge in php programming. tnx.

Hello all,

I am developing an tool to support investment decision-making, and just about to complete a proof of concept written from scratch in php. In essence the core set of functionalities is the definition of project alternatives, generation of their cash-flow charts/tables and perform some analysis.
The next step is to make this tool available on the web, but for this purpose I need to make things a bit prettier (eg via templating) and add some features (the first being user management, so people can at least define/save their own simulation environments and results).

Our web site is being converted to Drupal but we need to keep UBB Threads. How do we integrate it into Drupal, keeping it password protected for our members *without* implementing a second log in process within UBB itself.

In other words. We want people who are members to seamlessly have access to UBB without having to log in a second time to the BBS.

1) How do we provision new UBB.threads accounts correctly since Drupal will be driving, not creating users via the UBB admin area?