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    FREE Webinar: Using Linux as a Dynamic Web Server
    Posted by Kenneth Farmer, Thursday March 17 2005 @ 01:10PM EST

    This one hour Webinar will provide Linux and Windows web developers with an overview of Linux's best-known strength as a cost-effective and easy-to-use server of custom-developed web content. Online sources of pre-built applications will be covered, and we'll compare the capabilities of PHP on Apache and ASP on IIS.

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    Mr. Willson is a network engineer specializing in Linux, Windows, and Linux-Windows interoperability. David has been using Linux as a web, mail, file, and database server since Red Hat 5.2. David is an MCSE and a Microsoft Certified Trainer, and he currently facilitates a monthly Linux Q&A group.

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