If you've ever looked around at many of the webservers out there, you've probably come to discover that most of them are far more difficult than you would think they'd have to be. You'd be right...

AnalogX SimpleServer:WWW is designed to be a simple to use, yet very functional multi-threaded webserver. So how simple is it to use? Well, the length of these docs is a good indicator :) Just run the server from the Start Menu, then drag the root file you want to serve from onto the application - that's it! Now just type in 'http://localhost/' into your browser, and voila! You're serving up webpages from your own local webserver! You may also select the current file by clicking on the file browse button (which shows the currently loaded file). Once the file is selected just click the 'Start' button, and the server is up and running (it will also display it's running status in the title bar).

SimpleServer:WWW supports CGI executables (like the ones offered on the AnalogX website), just simply place them in a directory named 'cgi-bin', in the same directory as the file that's selected as the base file.

When the server is minimized, it sits happily down on the system tray; if you left-click on it, it will be maximized, if you right-click on it, it will bring up a quick menu to let you start/stop/exit the server.