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Hi all,

Can anyone recommend php/mysql based article management software.
Want some way of adding articles to my website dynamically (perhaps with photos)....

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If you have your database, and all you need is an admin area to keep it up to date. few pages that you can make yourself in a day.
Using an after market CMS system might be too much for what you have.
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Joomla is pretty good if you want a full CMS
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I just posted a link in 'Webmaster Discussion' about some software called CuteNews. It says it works on a 'files' basis without the need for MySQL or databases.

I don't know much about it (hence my link ) but it looks like it could the job your asking about. Simple management of articles with an automated back-up/search etc.
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Have a look at http://www.articledashboard.com/ you can download the software free (you must carry their link)

It's PHP + MySQL

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