You should test a web page or web site before you publish it to a web server that has FrontPage Server Extensions installed. You should install the Personal Web Server software on your computer and configure it with FrontPage Server Extensions.  You must have the Microsoft Personal Web Server 4.0 software and be connected to a network (or personal computer), and have the TCP/IP networking protocol configured on your machine. You must be running Windows 98 for effectiveness.

 

Microsoft Personal Web Server (PWS) is available on the Windows 98 CD-ROM or  can be downloaded from Microsoft’s Web site. You must have TCP/IP networking protocol installed on your computer for PWS to work. If you need help configuring the TCP/IP protocol, you should go to online HELP. The Personal Web Server will not run on a Windows NT server. You need to install Microsoft Internet Information Server web server software (IIS) on a Windows NT server.

 

To Install PWS From Windows 98SE CD-ROM:

 

• CLOSE ALL APPLICATIONS.
• INSERT THE WINDOWS 98SE CD-ROM.
• CLICK THE START MENU.
• CLICK RUN TO OPEN THE DIALOG BOX.
• BROWSE TO LOCATE THE FILE:  \Setup\Add\Add-ons\Pws\folder
• DOUBLE-CLICK Setup.exe
• Click OK.

 

Follow the instructions on the screen.

 

The Personal Web Manager is used to access the Personal Web Server menu. To access the Personal Web manager: DOUBLE-CLICK OR RIGHT CLICK THE PERSONAL WEB SERVER ICON (IT IS RUNNING) AT THE TRAY AT THE BOTTOM OF THE SCREEN.