You need the php.exe CGI executable which can be found in the SAPI dir 
of your distro.
The CLI executable (php-cli.exe) should not be used a web-environment.

Sander

On 2002.04.23 18:18 Liz wrote:
>  Unfortunately for me, it didn't like me at all. the 4.2.0 under
>  windows
>  just kept returning did not return correct CGI headers even with the
>  php.ini supplied with it, and a <? phpinfo(); ?> page. So. I'll try
>  and
>  investigate, but, it sure hated me lots!!!
>  
>  I did notice that a command line of php followed by a <? echo "Hello";
>  ?> didn't return the usuall context header ie text/html line.. this
>  probably has something to do with it.. Will try and look tomorrow
>  
>  
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>  > availability of PHP 4.2.0, the latest version of the widely-used,
>  > general-purpose scripting language that is especially
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