From the instant you install Plone you will have plenty of direction on where to go next. This is a good thing since the setup of Plone can be overwhelming to some.
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Once your Plone system is up and running, adding new items is as simple as selecting from a drop-down menu.
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As you can see, Plone allows you to roll your sleeves up and really get your fingers dirty. Because of this, the system is incredibly flexible.
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Here you see the main Plone setup screen where you will find plenty to keep yourself busy. Notice the Mail control panel is located in a completely different section.
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The Plone Control Panel is where you find all of the information you need about your instance, as well as the ability to start/stop the server.
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