Yes, it's pretty safe to assume that enhancements to Notepad do not get their own press release ...Do you suppose Microsoft fixed Notepad when they coded Windows XP?
Correct, http headers are only sent by a web server. That said, installing Apache on Windows is quite simple, as long as you have an administrator account. Download it from http://www.apache.org/dyn/closer.cgi/httpd/binaries/win32/ (choose the apache_1.3.33-win32-x86-no_src.msi file), launch the installer, supply a domain name (localhost is a safe choice), a (whichever) email address and you are ready to go. Start the server, point your browser to http://localhost and a welcome page will appear. If you go to Apache's htdocs subdirectory, throw away any content and put your files there, refreshing your browser will display your very own index.htm. That's more or less all. Keep the installer for when you're going to uninstall Apache.AFAIK, **all** my files are missing the http headers
To check the http headers you can download the standalone ViewHead from http://www.pc-tools.net/win32/viewhead, or install a Mozilla extension from http://livehttpheaders.mozdev.org (after installing and restarting the browser, rightclick, select View Page Info and then the Headers tab).
After a while, you'll feel ready to play with the various config options. These are stored in a textfile called httpd.conf in Apache's conf subdirectory. Follow the instructions within the file, restart the server to apply the changes and have fun. Almost everything that works on Windows will work the same way on a Linux/Unix web server, so you may safely test at home before applying to a production server.
Should you need more instructions, a default install will put a lot of useful content at http://localhost/manual.
djn
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