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Nextide is pleased to announce the immediate release of the NexPro portal suite version 1.2.0. The NexPro Suite is a bundled version of Geelog 1.6.1 with all of our plugins. You can download the complete suite or individual plugins that can be used with your existing Geeklog 1.6.1 site. All of our plugins require the base nexpro plugin be installed first. Included in the release are 9 core collaborative plugins including:

• nexContent - content management system
• nexFlow - workflow engine and task console
• nexForm - forms generation engine
• nexProject - project management system
• nexTime - timesheet management system

And most importantly, a completely rewritten version of nexFile which brings the Google-Docs experience to the nexPro suite. Within the coming weeks, Nextide will release Windows Desktop clients for both nexFile and nexTime to enhance the collaborative work environment.

You do not need to register to download the plugins but we would like you to register and post any support or plugin related questions on our site. Documentation for our full suite can be found here. Our demo site can be found here.

Require help installing nexPro? Need help creating your workflows? Require hosting? Need customizations done to suit your business needs? Nextide is pleased to offer a wide variety of support, hosting and consulting services to suit your needs.

Geeklog 1.6.1 is now available for download. This is a recommended update for all users of Geeklog 1.6.0, as it fixes several issues in that earlier release.

Additionally, there are also some new features in Geeklog 1.6.1, e.g.

• support for meta keywords and meta descriptions
• support for one featured story per topic
• allows users to set their timezone
• ... and more

The first release candidate for Geeklog 1.6.1 is now available for download.

Since the beta, we've fixed a nasty bug in the Group Editor (introduced back in 1.6.0) and made refinements for the search (which required two more theme changes).

As the "release candidate" suggests, this is what we consider "almost there". So if you haven't tried out the beta, now would be a good time to give it a spin to see what's coming in the next Geeklog version. And if you find any problems, please let us know.