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I started off with Wrox's (www.wrox.com) "Beginning PHP" (ISBN 1-861003-73-0) which I borrowed from the library. It's a simple to understand, step by step book that uses the situational problem solving approach. To try out the examples I downloaded Firepage's (www.firepages.com.au) PHPDev package, which installed and preconfigured Apache, PHP and mySQL for me. As I installed Invision Power Board and started installing mods for it, I begin to learn more about how PHP works. Taking existing code apart are a great way to see how things work. Read or download the PHP documentation too, they are great as a handy reference. I keep a *.CHM (HTML Help) copy on my desktop for easy access too!

That's funny, I'm swear my Logitech ClickSmart 510 is out to get me and my WinXP... Can never get it to work 'cept on my Win98SE machine.

Gald to be of help.

To enable web protect for a directory, you have to click the text link of the directory name, not the icon itself. Clicking on the icon actually goes inside the directory. If it only refreshes though (without going into the directory), I have no idea.

This can be found on Invision Power Services' site: Full License - $ 99.00 one time fee This license options allows you to download and use Invision Power Board with no restrictions. You are also granted the right to remove all the powered by and copyright messages the software outputs on your pages with this license. Restricted License - $ 0.00 (free) The restrictions placed on this license do not permit you to remove the copyright and powered by messages which the software outputs on your page. However, you can use Invision Power Board for free under this option. General usage of the board is free (which means you can install and use it for free). But if you don't like the "Powered by Invision Power Board", and "Copyright 2002, IPS, Inc." messages and want to remove them, you'd have to get the $99 license. Hopes this helps. Btw, the free Invision Board installation's a nice gesture, Head Guru!

If you mean Gallery from http://gallery.sourceforge.net, it works. I'm using it on my site.