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Are you looking to host websites from your Mac? Is it OS X Server?
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yes. &nbsp;i'm going to have to &nbsp;guess. &nbsp;I dont have OS X Server. &nbsp;It there any thing i could do that's free like IIS7? &nbsp;I'm new to the mac
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i don't know the best programs to do this on a mac so i need help. &nbsp;
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i don't know the best programs to do this on a mac so i need help.  

Are you looking to host websites from your Mac? Is it OS X Server?

yes.  i&#39;m going to have to  guess.  I dont have OS X Server.  It there any thing i could do that&#39;s free like IIS7?  I&#39;m new to the mac

how to setup a web service on a mac

i don&#39;t know the best programs to do this on a mac so i need help.  

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