If you do decide that you want to make your PC a Web server, you should click on over to Microsoft's Web site and read more about the ins and outs of installing IIS. Share- Point Services works only on Server 2003.) (To get the software, go to and type "SharePoint" in the "Search for a download" box. Instead, you need to get a copy of Windows SharePoint Services later and install it. If you want to install Windows SharePoint Services instead, don't turn on the 2002 Server Extensions checkbox. Server 2003 comes with the latest version of the server extensions, so turn on the Front 2 Server Extensions checkbox, if you want to install them. Select IIS within the Add/Remove Windows Components dialog box and click details. You can install IIS on Windows Server 2003 in the same manner. Then, if you want to install the latest FrontPage Server Extensions (FPSE 2002) too, go to and type "FPSE 2002" in the "Search for a download" box. That version is out of date.) Click Next and follow all the installation prompts. (When you perform this installation, make sure that the FrontPage Themes Server Extensions checkbox is turned off. Turn on the checkboxes for all components you want to includeat a minimum, you should choose Common Files, Documentation, IIS Snap-in, and World Wide Web Sever. After inserting the CD, highlight IIS within the Add/Remove Windows Components dialog box, and then click Details. To install IIS on Windows 2000 or XP Professional, you'll need your Windows CD. If not, read on if you want to install IIS. (In Server 2003, this is located within Application Server » Details.) If the IIS checkbox is turned on, your PC is ready to get to work as a Web server. Click Add/Remove Windows Components and scroll down the list that appears until you see Internet Information Services (IIS). (Owners of other Windows operating systems are out of luck.) To check, open your PC's Control Panel and double-click Add/ Remove Programs. If your computer's operating system is Windows 2000 Server or Professional, Windows Server 2003, or Windows XP Professional (not XP Home Edition), you can install or may already have Web server capabilities. Well, don't despairyou may have hidden powers. But suddenly you find yourself wishing for a local Web server so you can see all the wondrous things your site can do as you create it. Maybe you don't have your own personal IT department. This section explains all your options and how to get started using templates.
These options range from complete ready-to-view sites to an empty site template that lets you do all the work from scratch, if you prefer. The program offers many different flavors of templates.
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