Mt Resources from all over the web:
[b]Basic:[/b] [list]
[*][url=http://www.tokyoshoes.com/blogclass/]A Beginner’s Guide to Blogging with MovableType[/url] :: A comprehensive guide, aimed at the beginner and assumes little knowledge of website design/building.
[*][url=http://nslog.com/archives/2003/03/13/starting_a_blog_with_movabletype.php]Starting a Blog (with MovableType)[/url] :: A basic guide on starting a blog. The above link is more comprehensive.
[*] [url=http://www.movabletype.org/support/]Moveabletype Support Forums[/url] :: Covers [i]everything[/i].
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[b]MT Specific Sites:[/b] [list]
[*] [url=http://www.nonplus.net/software/mt/]MT Extensions[/url] :: A collection of CGIs, plugins, hacks and tips for extending the MovableType content.management system.
[*] [url=http://www.emptypages.org/]Emptypages[/url] :: Tips, Tricks, Scripts.
[*] [url=http://mt-plugins.org/]MT Plugin Directory[/url] :: This plugin directory lists all known MT plugins and provide information for using thems.
[*] [url=http://www.thegirliematters.com/tips/]the girlie matters[/url] :: tips, things and tricks to do with MT and scripting.
[*] [url=http://www.bradchoate.com/past/cat_movable_type.php]Brad Choate[/url] :: A number of advanced MT plugins, including the brilliant [url=http://www.bradchoate.com/past/mttextile.php]Textile[/url] text formating plugin.
[*] [url=http://www.scriptygoddess.com/]scriptygoddess[/url] :: Minor deitys’ in the art of scripting, along with lots of MT info.
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[b]Articles of note:[/b] [list]
[*] [url=http://a.wholelottanothing.org/features.blah/entry/007162]Beyond the Blog[/url] :: Extending MT to publish the rest of your site.
[*] [url=http://www.bradchoate.com/past/001656.php]Brad Choate[/url] :: Doing your whole site with MT.
[*] [url=http://www.stopdesign.com/log/2003/07/16/rebuilding_a_portfolio.html]Stop Design[/url] :: Rebuilding a Portfolio.
[*] [url=http://www.7nights.com/asterisk/archives/movable_type_static_pages_flexibility_and_scalability.php#746]Movable Type, Static Pages, Flexibility and Scalability[/url] :: MT can output in just about any format, so it should be trivial to create a file containing all of the content or data that can be imported into just about any other system.
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