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Subject:Personal Web Server (?) for From:Jean Clougherty <jean -at- VITALIMAGES -dot- COM> Date:Tue, 24 Sep 1996 13:47:07 -0500
Dear folks,
I heard of a type of tool called a "personal web server." As I understand it,
it is supposed to help you set up a directory structure on your computer that
mirrors the structure on your web server. The purpose is so you can set up a
website on your own computer, complete with links, and then upload it to your
company's web server without having to redo any links.
Does anybody know of such a tool that will run on my Macintosh? Or, if you
read this message and can see that I misunderstood the use of a "personal web
server," but know of another way to accomplish what I need to do, I'd
appreciate hearing that, too!
Thanks!
Jean
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Jean Clougherty
Technical Writer Internet: jean -at- vitalimages -dot- com
Vital Images, Inc. Voice: 515-472-7726
505 N. 4th St. Fax: 515-472-1661
Fairfield, IA 52556
