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Both the link in your blog entry and in your template footer go to mamboserver.com, which is a 3rd party fan site for the Mambo open source CMS. It is, however, not affiliated with Mambo. Downloads from that site may or may not be copies of the official Mambo releases.

The web sites for Mambo are at http://www.mambo-foundation.org

If you would correct your links it would be helpful to any of your readers that may follow the links as the Mambo project does not support versions that are not the official Mambo releases.

You may also find the Mambo project’s community wiki is a useful resource. It contains a lot of information and tutorials that assist people in getting the most out of their Mambo sites. You can find it at http://mambo-manual.org/docs/Main_Page

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