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  1. Oct 6th, 2006, 07:30 AM #1
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    Question [2005] web parts question

    the company that I work for has landed a deal to create a website, but the people that want this website what it so they can customize it. can i do with this web parts meaing... an administrator would log in add, edit and remove content such as documentation, pictures, links, etc... can i do this with web parts in that they would be able to add things to the different zones and pages and when a normal user comes to the site they wouldn't be able to change anything but the page would look like it should once the administrator has done something to it

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  2. Oct 6th, 2006, 04:35 PM #2
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    Re: [2005] web parts question

    It depends on what they want to customize. Depending on those customization specifications, you may or may not need it.
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