Installing and running EMGWEB, the Coldfire Lite HTTP Server ported to Windows
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1. Make sure your PC has the Visual C++ 2008 SP1 Redistributable Package (x86) installed. If not, download it from:
   http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=5582&WT.mc_id=MSCOM_EN_US_DLC_DETAILS_121LSUS007998

2. Extract this .zip file to some empty directory, say d:\smith\
   This should create the following directory structure :
   d:\smith\
   d:\smith\emgweb\         containing files emgweb.exe and emgweb.cnf
   d:\smith\emgweb\root\    containing all the other files (demo web)

3. Edit the file emgweb.cnf according to the instructions it contains
   (not necessary if you start the server as in 5. below)

4. If a web server is running on your machine, stop it

5. Open a command window and make d:\smith\emgweb\ your default directory and run emgweb
   c:\>d:
   d;\>cd \smith\emgweb
   d:\smith\emgweb>emgweb

   Windows experimental version 1.2, Aug 27 2011
   Based on Coldfire Lite HTTP Server for Embedded Applications
    2007 Freescale Semiconductor

   EMGWEB - INFO - RootPath = .\root\

   EMGWEB now running...

   (type CTRL/C to exit the server)

6. Assuming the node name of your machine is "popeye",
   start a navigator and enter one of the following links:

   http://popeye             (defaults to index.htm)
   http://popeye/index.html

   The first link accesses the original compiled web.
   The second link accesses the demo web.

   If this works, you may try to access your server from a remote PC.
   Be patient, allow for a few seconds reaction delay, this small server is rather slow
   and the demo web contains some quite large files !
   All this is only experimental and not for production !