Microsoft Personal Web Server (PWS) for Windows 95 turns any Windows 95 computer into a Web server, enabling easy publication of personal or businesss Web pages onto the Internet or a corporate intranet.

Easy to install and administer, PWS simplifies sharing information for all users on corporate Intranets or the Internet. It is designed for small-scale, peer-to-peer Web server usage.

How does it work?

You can install Personal Web Server for Windows 95 from the Internet Explorer Suite Components page.

To start Personal Web Server, simply click the PWS icon in the Task Bar tray or the Control Panel folder. To turn your computer into a Web server, just follow the instructions in the HTML-based administration utility.

As your Web server needs continue to grow, you can look to the full range of Internet/intranet Web server products that Microsoft offers, which run on machines from the Windows NT Workstation to the powerful, enterprise-based solution, Windows NT Server. The software is fully integrated into the Windows 95 and Windows NT 4.0 Task Bar and Control Panel, making it easy for users to start and stop HTTP and FTP services whenever they wish.