The easiest way to add common content to all your web pages is to place that content into a separate file to be included into all the HTML pages before the pages are sent to the browser. How you do this depends on which server side languages you have available on your web server. In this tutorial we look at the command you need to use and naming convention needed for the page if you can use SSI or PHP.
Service run behind the scenes on Windows NT/2000/XP/Vista to provide certain functionality tjat you require. This includes such things as networking scheduling of tasks, running your own web server etc. Generally you have the services set to start automatically when Windows starts. Where you are maintaining your system it may be necessary to temporarily stop selected services from running. This article shows yo how to do it.
After the adventures that I had a few weeks ago trying to install XAMPP and WAMP5, having to manually edit the config files, and still not being able to get either of them to work, I decided to have another go - this time with separate installs for Apache, PHP, mySQL, and phpMyAdmin.
The individual installs were somewhat more awkward than the all in one install in that in each case manual edits of config files were required but it did make testing each component part much easier so as to allow me to get it all up and running properly (eventually).
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