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From: "Stavros Patiniotis" <stavros@esc.net.au>
To: <freebsd-questions@FreeBSD.ORG>, "Dale Parker" <dale-parker@uiowa.edu>
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> I am interested in setting up a web server for my department, and I need
to
> know what 
> kind of support I can get if I use freebsd, what kind of help setting up
my
> server, etc.

Depends on how much you can read ;)

This isn't strictly a freebsd issue, see www.apache.org for a great
webserver, which is real easy to install if you can read...

> Can I use MS Front Page with freebsd?

If you're prepared to go bold! I just did it with FP 98 and its a real PIA.

> Thanks,
> 

Seeya
stavros@esc.net.au