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This page refers to outdated version of CiviCRM. Check current version of documentation.  All versions (click to expand) CiviCRM 4.1 - CURRENT STABLE CiviCRM 3.4 and 4.0 CiviCRM 3.3 CiviCRM 3.2 CiviCRM 3.1 CiviCRM 3.0 CiviCRM 2.2 CiviCRM 2.1 and older Documentation Search CiviCRM 3.2 Documentation Support and Participation Developer Resources CiviCRM book! Make sure to check out Understanding CiviCRM as well! You can also support this project by ordering a hard copy.

CiviCRM Documentation Getting Started — Resources for learning about and evaluating CiviCRM for your organisation. Database Planning — Plan how you'll use CiviCRM. Don't skip this step! Installation and Upgrade Guides — Everything you need to know about installing and upgrading CiviCRM. Administration and Setup — Administrators Guide to CiviCRM, including post-installation setup tasks. Using CiviCRM — End-Users Guide to CiviCRM - how to use provided functionality. Frequently Asked Questions — See answers to most commonly asked questions. Glossary — Difficult acronyms or words? Check out detailed explanations on them! Support and Participation How to Get Help and Help Others — CiviCRM is an Free/Open Source project. Get information on how to get help when you need it and how you can help others. Developer Resources Develop and Customize CiviCRM — We are working hard on making our software extensible and easy to customise. See information on how to create your own additions to CiviCRM. Other Documentation Resources Documentation Style Guide Documentation Maintainers Documentation Credits Supporters and Contributors Recently Updated Pages Help to make this documentation better! Please report any errors, omissions or suggestions to the Documentation section of our community forums Old version! You are viewing documentation for previous version of CiviCRM (3.2). Find current version here. CiviCRM Primer Get to know about it! New to CiviCRM? Read Getting Started page. Try it! Check out demo installation of CiviCRM 3.2 running with: Drupal. Download! Newest package is available on our downloads page. Be sure and download the correct version for your CMS (Drupal or Joomla), or Standalone. Useful Shortcuts If you are installing CiviCRM from scratch, follow below instructions: Drupal Installation Joomla Installation Standalone Installation If you are upgrading an existing site (working with a copy of the site, of course), we have provided a database upgrade script. Instructions for upgrading are here: Drupal Upgrade Joomla Upgrade Standalone Upgrade Technical Requirements CiviCRM is a web-based solution that runs locally on a web server or on a virtual server provided by a hosting service. Installs on local machines should consider using the XAMPP/WAMP stacks which almost painlessly installs Apache/PHP/MySQL. Apache 2.x PHP 5.2.x MySQL 5.x with INNODB enabled Drupal 6.x Joomla 1.5.x

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