I'm now a VB owned licence owner and am about to install it on a newly formatted Windows XP box (and old box but fresh install).
I looked through the Install instructions in Appendix 3 of the manual.
They are very "unix" oriented. I know zero about unix, but am not bad at Windows.
Is there a cookbook "recipe" for Windows users?
Basically, I've downloaded the latest PHP, MySQL, Apache and of course VB.
But getting from the downloads to a working VB system looks a bit tricky.
Can someone point me to a Windows "cookbook recipe" for installing?
Thanks.
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http://www.mysql.com
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