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            ! Tiki Installation Guide
^__NEW__: As of March 2011 the [http://tiki.org/doctwo+Revamp for the proposal|Tiki Suite Proposal] is being implemented to re-organize the Tiki documentation into a distinct set of guides (in preparation for Tiki7): 
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{DIV(float=right)}{IMG(src="http://branding.tiki.org/display75",link="http://tiki.org",alt="Tiki.org",imalign="right")}{IMG}{DIV}This __Tiki Installation Guide__ includes information for installing Tiki in a number of different environments. 

You don't have to be a web developer or programmer to install Tiki. Tiki includes an easy-to-use, wizard-based installer (the __Tiki Installer__) which will do most of the work for you. For some items, you will need access to your webhost's control panel.

You might consider using [http://tiki.org/Tiki+friendly+hosts|Tiki Friendly hosts] -- webhosts that support Tiki. Many of these hosts will install Tiki for you free of charge.

Tiki is also available as a one-click installation from many popular web host applications (such as Fantastico, SimpleScripts, and Jumpbox). Consult your webhost for details.

The Tiki documentation is a community effort. We invite you to join us! See [http://doc.tikiwiki.org/Welcome+Authors].

This documentation is licensed under a Commons Attribution - ShareAlike License. 

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For details, see [http://doc.tiki.org/Creative+Commons+Attribution-ShareAlike+License] and [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.5/].

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