**THIS FILE IS README.TXT IN THE INSTALLATION DIRECTORY**

IF YOU ARE UPDATING A PREVIOUS INSTALL, FIRST DELETE THE FILE
SERVERSEVEN.CFG. IT IS NOT COMPATIABLE WITH VERSIONS PRIOR TO
0.3X

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07-29-96
Release 0.31 addresses a bug in the ISAPISock lib that caused 
problems with EyeSAPI (and presumably IIS). This release also
introduces a debugging menu option to dump most ISAPI extension
and filter activity to the screen. The granularity of the debug
options will be refined in future releases.

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I don't know of a free WWW server for Win95 that supports ISAPI,
so S7 is hopefully unique in that respect. You can use it as an
everyday server (I do at work), but also as a way to work with 
and develop high performance ISAPI DLLs withough having to by
MS WinNT Server.

After installing ServerSeven, start your browser and enter the
following URL:

http://localhost

If your browser displays a dialog box that will connect you to
your local provider, you may press cancel as a connection to the
net isn't required for experimenting with your local server.

If all goes well, ServerSeven should serve you a test page, with
links to some sample ISAPI DLLs.

All the files you need to re-build the sample DLLs are included.

ServerSeven protects all dynamic DLL calls with try-except blocks,
but I haven't figured out how to make an exception in the DLL 
correctly propogate back to S7. Maybe it is impossible. Regardless,
you need to make very, very sure that your DLL protects itself with
lots of exception handling because un-caught exceptions will lock
the thread at best and crash the server at worst. Such is the price
for performance!

S7 can be uninstalled from the control panel Add/Remove programs.
The S7 installation only installs files to the directory you specify.
There aren't other DLLs scattered around your hard drive. Delete
the directory and you've deleted all the files associated with S7.

Let me know what you think of S7! My email address is 
mattt@interaccess.com.

-Matt