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Pat:
I'm a Drupal newbie too. I decided that version 7 wasn't ready yet for  
newbies. This is based on the many modules that aren't updated and the  
dearth of books. Drupal 7 promises a better administration interface  
and more speed. However, those improvements aren't enough to warrant  
struggling with a very new, not quite released version.
Good luck,
Bill

William A. Prothero
http://earthednet.org/



On Dec 27, 2010, at 12:33 PM, Pat Newberry wrote:

> I don't actually have any question, but wanted to get my feet wet  
> and at
> least say hello.
>
> I'll be working on a Drupal site for a none profit organization and
> figure at some point I might have a question or at the very least  
> might
> want to read what others are asking.
>
> I've got a local drupal test environment set up on my windows laptop
> using xammp.
>
> the organization I work for has a linux site where I have second semi
> production drupal site (both are 6.x site right now)
>
> I've been debating on going with 7.x ... but figured I hold off for a
> bit on that.  I'm pretty much in the learning stage now, working thru
> the Pro-Drupal  book that uses version 6.x so that is why I'm going to
> stick with that for the moment.
>
> My first proof of concept will be a survey form. I've installed the
> webform module and it seems pretty easy to use.
>
> The results page is not too exciting, so I plan on doing something  
> else
> to display parts of the results in a more graphic form (pie chart, bar
> graphs etc) Will need to research more on the options available to  
> me in
> that area.
>
> Pat Newberry
>
> www.gypsyfarm.com
>
>
>
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