[TYPO3-english] Content personalization, and database interfaces

[Stacey King Gordon]

Hi all:

I'm a non-developer (Web project manager) who is hunting for a little  
information for my client's development team as they investigate which  
CMS to select. I'm having a hard time finding specific answers to my  
questions on the site and am hoping someone might be able to point me  
in the right direction.

The typo3.com site mentions the ability to personalize content  
according to different user groups. I'm looking for documentation or  
more details on how to do this, and how far those capabilities extend.  
I found in search a reference to a document called "Content  
Personalization" but haven't been able to find it. Anyone know?

Also, my developers need the ability to interface with existing MySQL  
and Access databases to call on member information for login areas of  
the site. Can you point me to info about the Typo3 capabilities for  
that?

Sorry to bother you all if this is not an appropriate use of the  
mailing list -- I'm totally lost and haven't been able to find the  
info myself after 2 hours of searching!

Thanks much,

Stacey King Gordon
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Night Writer Communications
415.310.7334 p
415.520.0629 f
stacey at night-writer.com

www.night-writer.com




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