Storage facilities
Posted on 30 Mar 2009 at 15:33
Jon Honeyball makes the most of tumbling prices by ordering a tower of storage, and David Moss continues setting up a course management system.
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Save the php.ini file when you've done that, restart the World Wide Web Publishing Service via Services, and refresh the .php file you created earlier in your web browser. If all has gone well, you should see the new entries after you've engaged in a bit of scrolling. See you all next month, when I'll be installing some GUI tools for administering MySQL Server, looking at PHPMyAdmin and more besides.
David Moss
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