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> Why on earth would anybody set it up so that "all web pages are
> interpreted as php pages"? Seems crazy to me, but I'm probably
> naive.
>
> Nick

Apparently, so they can get by with typing <? ... ?> instead of <?php 
... ?>. HTML doesn't care, and PHP predates XML, so I imagine it's a 
legacy of early shortcuts that were unproblematic at the time.

But if people R 2 lazy 2 type 3 xtra chars, why not just use Perl?
:)

Yours,
Christian