I had the same problem, i ended up placing the php4apache.dll in the
apache/modules directory where the rest of the modules for apache are
stored.
Then change the entry in httpd.conf to: LoadModule php4_module
modules/php4apache.dll
everything worked then :)
good luck
Morkai
> I have PHP working like a champ on my WIN 2K computer with IIS. Now I
> would like to have it on my notebook, so I loaded Apache and have
> following the instructions from Shanx; however, I get the message that
> Apache cannot load php4apache.dll. It shows the correct path.
>
> What is the best source for help?
>
> Todd
> --
> Todd Cary
> Ariste Software
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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