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I actually found the answer to this problem pretty quickly.
The php installation software did not work for some reason on Windows Vista. The only thing I saw that the installation program did incorrectly was that it id not add index.php as a directory index.
Therefore simply changing this: DirectoryIndex index.html
To this: DirectoryIndex index.html index.php
fixed the problem.
I also copied php.ini to Windows folder for good measure. Why? Because someone said to do that in a forum. I figured it couldn’t hurt anything, not being an executable to begin with.
This really sucked. No one gives the complete information anywhere, so I thought I would explain step by step what I went through to install Apache 2.2 on Centrino Duo Laptop running Windows Vista Business. Just a testing server, to try sites before I upload them live. This task went pretty simply on Windows XP Home.
I started out by downloading Apache. I figured what the heck, run the installation program. After all, that’s what I wanted to do, install Apache and most installation applications work. Its the answer I was looking for, but not quite the answer I got.
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iCalShare - Share Your iCalendars!
I have Vista now on a brand new Centrino Duo 2. This is definitely better than XP. But finding things is harder for now. The calender allows you to subscribe to over 1000 calenders listing niche events like Nascar schedules and and SAT test dates.
Blue Hat SEO-Advanced SEO Tactics » Check Mate: Google Images I think it will be a while before Google can actually crack down on this. For one thing, until they have an algorithm to tear the image apart and decipher what it is, about all the data they have to determine the contents of an image is through the words and tags that surround it. Now, I read in Wired about a month ago, about a guy developing software to do this exact thing, but developing is the keyword. I guess they can determine the value [...] Continue Reading…
Super Affiliate Marketing Blog » My New War On Internet Marketing Ebooks
This guy is great and his blog has more information in each post than the ebooks he bought to give away for free. I found him doing research on Clickbank products and he was number 6 in Google for Guru Slayer that he was giving away for free. I still see Adwords ads though. That must show impulse clicks instead of actual searching and investigating. But who would have guessed you could find the book for free on the first page of Google.
Fading Out Nofollows?
Seems like a good idea but wouldn’t just using Akismet, moderating all comments, and then not using no-follow at all also be a good practice.
Comments add value to a blog and although 90% of the comments you will get will be spam, most of the tools out there created to take care of the issue, will take care of most of this.
Why not give back to people who comment by linking to their url without the sneaky, underhanded no-follow tag that you have to look at source code even to find.
Google Voice Local Search
Seems that google has started its own version of 411, free of charge, of course, getting listed has to cost something. Will have to try it out.
Google AdWords: Ad Creation Marketplace
Start a radio campaign from Google Adwords. Just saw this new link in my account today.
Google Advertising
There are now case studies and tips available for specific industries. Some interesting information. There’s a lot to learn there, more than you get with most $39 Clickbank ebooks.
Case Study: How a Headline Made the Difference Between 100 and 5000 Visits - Pick the Brain - Getting Smarter Every Day
The headline of the article does make a difference. John Wesley submitted the same article multiple times to several social networks. It bombed until he read a few things on writing headlines. He lists all the sources he used to pull of this accomplishement. Good Read.
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