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DC wrote:

> Frank DeLucca, MS-MPV wrote:
<snip the troll>

> You are such a ****ing ****.

This is an impersonating troll.
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trout asked in 24hoursupport.helpdesk:

> DC wrote:
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>> Frank DeLucca, MS-MPV wrote:
> <snip the troll>
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>> You are such a ****ing ****.
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> This is an impersonating troll.

And you're just a ****ing clueless idiotic ****.

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trout wrote:
> DC wrote:

>> Frank DeLucca, MS-MPV wrote:
><snip the troll>

>> You are such a ****ing ****.

> This is an impersonating troll.

****. Missed that. Thanks, trout.

Nevertheless, my opinion of it still stands. };O)

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"Frank DeLucca, MS-MPV" <> wrote in message
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> Mike Cox wrote:
> > I have the Apache web Server that reads a file for directory
> > locations.
> > The problem is that the program doesn't understand spaces, for
> > instance "C: \Program Files\" How do I write "C:\Program Files"
> > without the space? I also have to contend with the fact that it
> > requires paths to be written the UNIX way of "C:/Program Files/"
> > which complicates matters even more.
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> > I think there is an escape charcter something along the lines of "C:
> > \Program/?Files" but I can't for the life of me remember what it is.
> > How would I even write it if Apache wants it the UNIX way?
> >
> > FYI I'm trying to get PHP to work on Apache 1.3.x on Win2k.
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> c:\program%20files might work. We haven't tested this, but on the other
> hand, we do recommend you use the 8.3 convention to avoid any hassle.
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