Nikos, Windows will allow an .htaccess file. You just can't make one with notepad or try to rename a file to .htaccess. (edit - wrong, see below)
I open a file with UltraEdit32, put in what I need, save as .htaccess and it works fine. Notepad will make it .htaccess.txt if it even does anything.
You might be able to get away with setting notepad to save file type all files then for the file name surround it in quotes. ".htaccess"
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yup, just tried it. that works. I have an .htaccess on my desktop doing it just that way.
Last edited by navaho; 04/15/2003 7:28 PM.
