RE: SSI

Tim,

I personally use the Win32 version of Apache on my Win98 machine.  You can
check it out at: http://www.apache.org

Apache has the greatest marketshare of all server programs, it's fully
featured, and it's FREE.  Can't beat that.

It runs as a DOS app.  I made a shortcut in my Start folder, and have it
run minimized.  Then, I forget about it.

It requires few resources, so don't worry about it being requiring a huge
machine to run.  The only you have to remember, is that you need to use the
I.P. address 127.0.0.1 or the under the name localhost to access your server:

	e.g. http://127.0.0.1/ or http://localhost/

Other than that, you need to do nothing other than download it and run the
setup.  It's a snap!

good luck

Zack

At 01:19 PM 3/17/2000 -0800, you wrote:
>I believe you'll need to install a local web server that will support SSI
>and then use the proper extension for your html files (unless you configure
>your web server to recognize another extension for SSI). Since SSI is
>enabled by the server, which browser you use is unimportant.
>
>I know Apache -- which supports SSI -- will work on NT, but I haven't run it
>on Win98. O'Reilly's Web Site (I believe they still have a free version)
>will also do it. I don't know if Personal Web Server (by Microsoft) will do
>it. IIS does, but you need NT Server to run that.
>
>There may be other freely available web servers that will also work.
>
>---------------------------------------------------------
>Chuck Evans
>Web Marketing Manager
>Captura Software, Inc.
>(425) 424-1155
>chucke(at)captura.com
>www.captura.com
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: tim booker [mailto:timbooker(at)lineone.net]
>
>How can I parse server-side include files for testing on a local hard-disk?
>I'm using Win98 and IE5.
>
>

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