<p><b>Answer:</b> Your web server needs to be configured to allow the part of the URL \r
after a script name to be passed directly to the script. This is \r
usually enabled in Apache 1, but is usually disabled by default in \r
-Apache 2. To turn it on, add these lines to your httpd.conf, or to \r
+Apache 2. To turn it on, add this line to your httpd.conf, or to \r
a .htaccess file in your local directory (see the \r
<A HREF="./?file=install.html#webserver">Install documentation</A> for more details): \r
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-<p>Note, this will only work for Apache versions 2.x.\r
+<p>Note, this will ONLY work for Apache versions 2.x.\r
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<p>If you are not using Apache 2 and you still have this problem (unlikely) then you \r
can switch Moodle to use an alternative method. The disadvantages are a slight loss of \r