according to the manual (on the web)...
"To configure Apache (with the PHP module installed) to PHP-process all the
HTML files in a given directory, add the following line to the file
".htaccess" inside the directory:
AddType application/x-httpd-php .html .htm
It's OK if ".htaccess" contains only this line (i.e. the file did not
previously exist.)"
I tried to add this file to my htdocs directory (assuming that that was the
given directory to writer was referring to) and windows will not let me name
a file .htaccess.
I probably missed this in a read me somewhere, but could someone explain to
me a work around, or is there something else a windows user must do in this
situation.
I know that in *NIX naming a file with a dot in front will simply hide it
from the ls command, but I am lost here in windows land...
Matt
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