   Installing Apache Server on Windows ME
  Hi people,I am trying to set up an apache server running off my machine so as I can test websites remotely.  My website is designed aroun java applets i.e. hover buttons and the like and I need to be able to view these in a browser.If I was to use Linux O/S I would not be able to view these from the mozilla or konqueror browser as I have already tried...So ideally what I am trying to set up is Apache running off windows...My O/S is wins ME;I know that it would be easier if I got wins 2kworking on my machine but that is not possible as Win2k will not load up correctlySo that leaves me tied to using Wins ME with apache; so I strated off by dowwnloading the win32k binary executable file from the net installed it on my machine but when I try to install it, it says port 80 already in use...This is beacuse the IIS Admin is already running(another web server) so ideally what I need to know is how to disable the IIS Admin server(I have already tried unnstalling from the control panel but that has failed as I could not see it listed in there, I have also tried ending the process from the tasklist but with Wins ME there is no tasklist)any ideas on the topic would be greatly appreciatedall the bestWoody Fx 
  Do you really need Apache?  IIS may have everything you need.You could put apache on another port.  Or go to control panel --> administrative tools.  Right click on it, or go through the menus and tell it to stop.You may also want to post in www.devshed.net.  They''re very knowledgable about web servers, IIS, and .NET. ;  I never really bothered with ME.On 2000 or later, you can remove IIS by hitting Add/Remove Programs -> Windows Components.  Find IIS and uncheck it.Or you can find the www service and disable it.  Should be the World Wide Web Publishing Service.  Stop the service, then switch it to Manual or Disabled (properties).These steps are 2000 server or later, but ME might be the same?Hope it helps,Int. ;  You can just set apache to use a different port number than 80. open up your httpd.conf file in notepad, find the line where it says "listen 80" , it may be "listen 127.0.0.1:80", just change that 80 to another number between 1 and 32000, preferebly something above 1024 just to be safe that no other app wil be using it.;  I sure hope this is just for a local network, and the server will not be open to the internet.... running any kind of servers on Windows ME is just asking for a world of trouble. 