Drupal 4.5.x or older

Hi,

I have installed drupal in Debian unstable, using the Debian package. Installation worked fine. I am noch checking out how it works.

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I have read a couple of older posts on the subject, mainly relating to when 4.7 first came out. However as 4.6 seems to have considerably gained in version number since a number of the posts and also 4.7 I thought it was best to check on the current reccomended route before I break the site in trying. :)

The site is running the newest 4.5 version which I think it ended on 4.5.7? and obviously want to upgrade it to 4.7.4. What it the best upgrade route, would it be straight to 4.6.10 and then 4.7.4? Or would it be 4.6.0 to 4.7.4?

I'm working on integrating my website desing into drupal, and i'm not able to set the flash header to show up. I need a proper solution.

So I've made a layout in Photoshop, I've sliced it. Can someone help me incorporate it code into it? I tried to start with BlueMarine but for some reason the images aren't showing. Do I need special code to help point to the right images?

Thanks in advanced. I can email you my PSD file or zip up the images. Any help appreciated.

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My name is William Luciw and I'm the Director of Product Marketing at Zend.

At our annual Zend PHP Conference 2006 Keynote on Oct 31st, we announced ZendBox™, a hosted and managed dedicated server running the latest PHP 5 technology stack, including Zend Core, Zend Framework and Zend Platform ... all designed and configured to deliver high performance PHP 5 business applications. We intend to provide an open source business solution stack that includes Drupal.

I thought drupal.org would be interested in ZendBox™ since, of course, ZendBox™ runs Drupal incredibly well, and we hope to provide a number of “business stack” Open Source applications preconfigured and installed on the ZendBox™, to get development and deployment going as quickly as possible.

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