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Uma Getting Started Guide
By: Codewalkers
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    2002-09-24

    Table of Contents:
  • Uma Getting Started Guide
  • What is Uma
  • Installation
  • Implementation
  • Services
  • Permissions
  • Conclusion

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    Uma Getting Started Guide - Conclusion


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    Uma allows you to benefit from the vast number of sites that have implemented Uma and use it everyday. Uma continues to improve month after month and is gaining popularity all the time. I hope you will find Uma to be as useful as I have.

    My name is Keith Vance and I own Vance Consulting LLC with my wife Mandy. You can learn more about Vance Consulting at http://vanceconsulting.net/ or you can e-mail at keith@vanceconsulting.net.


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