This is Windows httpd V1.4c (09-Jun-95). All online documentation is
in HTML format.

PLEASE NOTE: The server's new home page is at:

  http://www.city.net/win-httpd/

Check in there from time to time (now is a good time!).

This supersedes the all previous versions. See the online Release Notes
for more information on this release.

To Install this package

(1) Edit AUTOEXEC.BAT and add the line

      SET TZ=EST5EDT

    or whatever you would need for your timezone. The 5 in the example
    is for 5 hours west of GMT. If you don't use Daylight time in your
    state, omit the second 3-letter timezone abbreviation.

    ====================================================
    === Reboot your system so this will take effect. ===
    ====================================================

(2) Create a directory C:\HTTPD (Don't pick a different name!)

(3) Place this zipfile into the new directory

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(4) Run PKUNZIP ** WITH THE -D SWITCH ** to preserve the directory structure!
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    You must have PKUNZIP V2.04g or later. Older versions will fail.

(5) Start your browser and open the local file "C:/HTTPD/HTDOCS/INDEX.HTM".
    This will provide you with access to the online documentation.

    PLEASE NOTE: I get a lot of email from people who are too lazy or
                 too cocky to read even the first page of the docs.
                 90% of the mail I get is questions on things that are
                 covered in the online docs. READ AT LEAST THE PAGE
                 GIVEN ABOVE, PLEASE!

(6) You must have a WinSock 1.1 compliant TCP/IP package available. This
    does not refer to Trumpet (one of many WinSock packages), it means
    that  your WinSock package must comply with the Windows Sockets
    Specification, Version 1.1. Httpd checks the WinSock version
    at startup.

    If you have communciation problems, add "-n" to the httpd command
    line to disable all multi-threading and asynchronous I/O. If this
    "fixes" the problem, you have a broken WinSock package. See the
    online docs for more info.