Pablo Software Solutions

[admin]

Yes it can. You can even specify your own configuration file at the commandline:

For example:
quickweb.exe /Config:quickweb.ini
(the settings file will be saved in/read from the c:\Windows folder)
or
quickweb.exe /Config:.\quickweb.ini
(the settings file will be saved in/read from the Quick 'n Easy Web Server folder)
or
quickweb.exe /Config:"C:\Program Files\Quick 'n Easy Web Server\quickweb.ini"
(the settings file will be saved in/read from the specified location)

To dynamically determine the drive letter of the CDROM drive or USB stick use <DRIVE_LETTER> in the path configuration of your web pages.
For example:

[Settings]
WebPages=<DRIVE_LETTER>:\inetpub\

Quick 'n Easy Web Server will automatically translate <DRIVE_LETTER> into the drive letter from which the server was started.

Note:
If you specify this commandline option, Quick 'n Easy Web Server will automatically create the ini file at the specified location, if it doesn't exist.

Important:
You are not allowed to distribute Quick 'n Easy Web Server on CDROM without a multi user license. Please contact: info@pablosoftwaresolutions.com for more information about bulk licenses.

[admin]

Here's an example of the ini file: