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<p>CMScout does not require you to know PHP or even HTML (Although knowing HTML will enable you to make your own template for your site).</p>
<p>What CMScout however does require is:</p>
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<li>A Webserver running apache 1.3.33 or newer</li>
<li>PHP 4.1.0 or newer (4.3.11 or 4.4.1 recommended, CMScout has not been tested with PHP5)</li>
<li>MySQL 4 or newer (Preferably one in the 4.0 or 4.1 series. CMScout has not been tested with MySQL5)<br /></li>
<li>The GD image library (At least version 2.01)</li>
<li>At least 5Mb of web space (CMScout uses 3mb, and then you need space for photos, articles, content, etc.)<br />
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<li>A basic knowledge of how to add a MySQL database and set the permisions (Most hosters have a simple control panel to help with this task)</li>
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