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Win XP and IIS
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XP Home does not come with IIS - that is why you would buy the Pro edition. It also does not officially support it, but there are ways around it...
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You'll need a copy of windows 2000 to hand - trial version will do, if you don't have the full version - or 'borrow' a copy from a friend.
As these articles with tell you - this is NOT SUPPORTED by MS, and is not recommended either - you should really buy WinXP Pro, which comes with IIS.
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You'll need a copy of windows 2000 to hand - trial version will do, if you don't have the full version - or 'borrow' a copy from a friend.
As these articles with tell you - this is NOT SUPPORTED by MS, and is not recommended either - you should really buy WinXP Pro, which comes with IIS.
A smile is worth a thousand kind words. So smile, it's easy!
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