Installation Overview
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Overview
Before proceeding, you should understand the difference between pop!siteTM and pop!site desktop.
Both pop!site and pop!site desktop can be used on individual workstations to build static html pages. But, pop!site can also run on your server and generate dynamic pages. pop!site and pop!site desktop each have unique installation requirements. In particular, installing pop!site's server components requires some additional steps. If you're just getting started, we suggest you begin by building static pages. Almost everything that you do to build static content works the same as when you want to generate dynamic content on your server. If you'd like to read a more complete discussion of the difference between using pop!site to build static pages, or to generate dynamic content (including an explanation of the advantages and disadvantages of each), check out "Static Pages vs Server Pages". At a minimum, you'll install pop!site or pop!site desktop on your authoring computer. If you want to use pop!site to build server pages, you also need to configure your web server correctly. Detailed instructions for both of these follow this section. After installing and configuring pop!site or pop!site desktop, you can get started right away. Depending on how you like to work, you may wish to review:
Here are the detailed instructions:
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