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Web Server - uploading Frontpage web - will there be problems??
Post 66935 by marty 600 on Friday 18th of March 2005 07:29:59 AM
03-18-2005
Web Server - uploading Frontpage web - will there be problems??
hiya All,
New to this Web site stuff.
Will be installing Fedora's latest O/S (including Apache) - onto a spare PC
Then... Gulp... setting up a Web server.
Designing a Web site using WINDOWS FRONT PAGE 2002:
* Simply easiest/quickiest way to knock up a basic site.
* There won't be any MS ACCESS links etc.
* I hope to use MySQL backend simple database etc. instead
Will there be problems getting this "WINDOWS FRONT PAGE 2002" web site to work properly on an apache Web server?
I really just want to knock up the Basic layout, then maybe stick in the PHP/PERL Tags myself etc. (Once I learn what I'm doing!
)
Please advise
Martin
PS:
Great site - very intuitive for a UNIX newbie!
New to this Web site stuff.
Will be installing Fedora's latest O/S (including Apache) - onto a spare PC
Then... Gulp... setting up a Web server.
Designing a Web site using WINDOWS FRONT PAGE 2002:
* Simply easiest/quickiest way to knock up a basic site.
* There won't be any MS ACCESS links etc.
* I hope to use MySQL backend simple database etc. instead
Will there be problems getting this "WINDOWS FRONT PAGE 2002" web site to work properly on an apache Web server?
I really just want to knock up the Basic layout, then maybe stick in the PHP/PERL Tags myself etc. (Once I learn what I'm doing!
)Please advise
Martin
PS:
Great site - very intuitive for a UNIX newbie!
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