Re: Question about Apache server

[Bruce Smith <bruce@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

> It's like Bruce says, just install Apache from out the box.

That's by far the easiest and fastest solution (IMO).

> Besides that we use Apache on our corporate webserver,

I didn't mention it before, but so do we.
Our corporate webserver is Apache on Linux, along with
our intranet server and our email server (SMTP, POP3, IMAP 
and web based email). 

> You can even use word processors like WP8 as a html editor
> (Corel Linux), just save you document as html. It produces
> code that you need to edit manually afterwards, but you can
> use the Netscape editor for that. I can't say this works great
> (I did it a few times this way) but if you have time on your
> side it works.

Another solution to write HTML is your basic text editor.
Buy a HTML book and you're be writing your own from scratch
in a VERY short time.  It's extremely easy to learn.

I don't write a lot of HTML but I know a lot of professional 
web developers who also write their HTML with a text editor.

> If you have any specific questions you can always mail me,
> via the list! ...  Phoning would be to expensive I am afraid.

The same for me!

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Bruce Smith                bruce@armintl.com
System Administrator / Network Administrator
Armstrong International, Inc.
Three Rivers, Michigan  49093  USA
http://www.armstrong-intl.com/
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