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You don't have to link anything to anything. If your server or host has PHP running and available (I assume they do), you use the script by placing in your web directory and pointing to it with a browser. If you want it to be the first file a visitor comes to, place it in the web home directory...

Yes. Install this: http://sourceforge.net/projects/xampp/ Gives you everything in one package.

The GIMP http://www.gimp.org Free.

The fix is finding out what's corrupting the file. How is it getting corrupted? PHP files are nothing but text, so you need to provide more information on what's causing the corruption.

Well, unless you provide a little more detail, you won't get any help. Post some code and ask for some help. As long as you don't ask anyone to do your homework for you. ;-)

Open a Google mail account. You not only get mail, you get a superior contacts application (use a phone book with email, addresses, etc), a full-featured calendar and Google Docs, where you can create and save documents to your account. It would be a simple task to create a 'diary' file and...

Yes, that's what scripting languages and databases are designed to to. PHP has a variety of authentication functions built in, in addition to a suite of functions and objects to work directly with MySQL. On your host site, you would create a database, then in that, a table of users which could...

Because they don't want any arguments. Basically, they're saying that if you get into a heated difference of opinion with another member, and you get warned to tone it down, and you don't, you could bet banned. Arguments on web forums tend to get very ugly. They don't want ugly. I'm sure a...

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Uh, do a Google search on "bootable flash drives" and you'll get a few thousand hits. Your system needs to support it first.

Uh, do a Google search on "bootable flash drives" and you'll get a few thousand hits. Your system needs to support it first.

Uh, do a Google search on "bootable flash drives" and you'll get a few thousand hits. Your system needs to support it first.

You need to use CSS with HTML or Javascript. You can't do this with HTML alone.

Well, no help here...you see, I've been programming web applications in PHP and Perl for...I don't know...ten years, and I have no idea what you're talking about or trying to do. What the heck is the "active state of my navs"?

When you click Save As, check the drop down list for the file type. There are a lot of options there. PDF isn't one of them. By the way, saving a Word file as an HTML file creates a complete mess of your file.

When you click Save As, check the drop down list for the file type. There are a lot of options there. PDF isn't one of them. By the way, saving a Word file as an HTML file creates a complete mess of your file.

When you click Save As, check the drop down list for the file type. There are a lot of options there. PDF isn't one of them. By the way, saving a Word file as an HTML file creates a complete mess of your file.

Well, you need to have a copy of Programming Perl, because it's Larry's book and the major reference for the language. I would stick with the order of the tutorial books and get Mastering Perl. One other book I'd like to suggest: Damien Conway's "Object Oriented Perl." Very thorough, a little...

Let me give you some professional advice. Done make long web pages with multiple flash clips running. First of all, long web pages are a bad design idea. You're better off dividing your content up among multiple pages and providing links to each content page. This is nothing more annoying than...

This returns the entire URL query string: $_SERVER["QUERY_STRING"] This returns all the vaules of the GET, POST, and _COOKIE globals: $_REQUEST I use the first one all the time, especially when I'm not sending stuff in key=value pairs. It's a nice way just to pass a parameter so you can set...