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To: "Brian W. Cornwell" <cyclone@adelphia.net>
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> "Brian W. Cornwell" wrote:
> 
> Hello and good morning,
> 
> 
> What I'd like to know is if I can set up my computer as a web server
> so IT is a host for web sites.  

http://www.apache.org/

> Can I be my own host?

Yes.

> Also, I've just started studying about UNIX. I've already been to all
> the sites online as far as Unix for beginners and other idiots.  All
> these are still over my head. What is the chances for someone like me
> to be able to learn how to do and use your system?

All it takes is patience to learn UNIX.  You'll have to get used to
using the command line rather than the Windows style 'point and drool'. 
It's not _that_ difficult, but it will require a commitment to do so.


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