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    <title>Welcome!</title>

    <para>
        Welcome to the 2012.3 release of &product.longname;. This release features the result of our
        <emphasis>tablet-first</emphasis> initiative, a new theme called
        <emphasis>Tableau</emphasis> that uses magazine-like styling combined with gesture-based
        navigation and responsive layouts to resemble native apps for mobile devices.
    </para>

    <para>
        &product.name; supports a built-in staging and deployment workflow to quickly get the right
        content, to the right place, at the right time. Your web team will no longer have to rely on
        error-prone web publishing tools and time-consuming staging and deployment processes. Using
        Perforce's Enterprise Version Management technology as its foundation, only a click is
        required to create new staging and development environments with &product.longname;. With
        this built-in workflow, taking new content live has never been so simple regardless of the
        number of users or amount and type of content you are managing.
    </para>

    <para>
        &product.name; gives you the creativity you want and the control you need. It combines an
        easy-to-use <acronym>WYSIWYG</acronym> editor with enterprise-class version management. You
        can create your own themes and content types, and can extend the product by creating modules
        and widgets. &product.name; is highly customizable, and we have taken great care to ensure
        that web developers will be able to do amazing things with it.
    </para>

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                Unsupported, Open Source Software
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                &product.name; is provided as open source software. No support will be provided to
                you for your use or modification of the code.
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