>> You create a "HTML" folder anywhere on the computer
>
>Well, mine's called "TridiaVNC Server HTTP Folder", but there you go...
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>> I haven't looked at the AT&T HTML files...
>
>Here's the index.vnc file - the comment explains all:
>Does that help...?
Yes. It's debatable whether the "shell-variable" scheme used there is
"better" than the Apache scheme - the latter is harder to parse but
degrades more gracefully in the presence of a non-SSI server (it all looks
like comments to the browser), and is more compatible with deployed Web
servers and Webmasters' experience.
It remains to be seen which I implement...
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