Trial Version

[Labatt]

My school Geeks2Go has noticed some of the work I have done on other forums that use vBulletin. They have recently approached me about creating a commmunity for there website where they can recieve online tech support. If I could produce a community to meet there standards and help people online they said they would buy a full license if I could do this, but they are not wanting to spend the money on the vBulletin community until they have seen what I can do. And with that in mind, I was wondering if I could recieve a trial version of the vBulletin community board, old, new, whichever. Prefearbly the 2.2.x series as i have done most of my skinning in that area.

Anthing would be Greatly appreciated

Kiel McLeod

[Erwin]

A trial version doesn't exist. You may want to try one of the free forum software out there first, and then get the school to move on to vB.

[Labatt]

sounds good

do vBulletin support the switch from Invision Borad to vBulletin?

[Cary]

Currently there isn't an Invision Board --> vBulletin Converter.

However, you could go from Invision Board --> phpBB2 --> vBulletin since there is a phpBB --> vBulletin Converter. (and I believe phpBB offers an Invision Board to phpBB2 Converter)

[Guest]

You might also want them to see the admin demo (http://www.vbulletin.com/admindemo/). They can get a fell for the admin cp there.

[JamesUS]

All of the importers will be updated when vBulletin 3 is released, this will include an Invision Board importer.

[tlik]

Is there an importer from Snitz 2000 ? I have a friend that want to change his forum to VBB from Snitz, and he has 10,000 users with 200,000 posts.

Any help ?

[Cary]

Currently there isn't an official Snitz --> vB Converter. There might be an unofficial one at http://vbuleltin.org though. Do a search and see if one exists.

[JamesUS]

I am interested in developing a Snitz importer for vBulletin - it's definitely on the list of ones to look at. However I am not likely to be able to start on it for some time yet - it could be next after the Invision Board importer.