There’s a guide here. Looks pretty clunky to me and dynamic generation of pages just shunts the MT rebuild issue down the row. Textpattern looks interesting in a hippy kind of way, but I may have to start sending postcards again…
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Existing MT users might find this blog interesting as a source of reference:
http://www.elise.com/mt/
“Learning Movable Type | Tips and tricks and helpful things I’ve learned while using the Movable Type web publishing system”
I was thinking of moving over to MT myself, but Six Apart (makers of MT) have recently moved the pricing goalposts somewhat – and have enraged many of their users in the process.
I wonder when Microsoft will get in on the act and produce something themselves.
John