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I'll try that today, I couldn't try that yesterday because it was late. Hopefully I, with your help, will be able to crack this problem! Thanks so far!

Computer A Host File: # Computer A Host File 192.168.15.101 x.localhost Computer B (my computer) Host file: 192.168.15.101 x.localhost Is that right?

Ah I see... Yes, you are right -- I can see 192.168.15.101 However, I want to be able to say go to "phpmyadmin.local" or something like that instead of saying go to "192.(etc)/phpmyadmin" Besides I'd rather have a virtual host because then I have to change all the pathways for images from...

Sorry, but it didn't work. Using a wildcard works a bit - but not the way I want it. Ideally I want a virtual host system which I can see/use and my friend can see/use. Has it got something to do with DNS? We don't have a network administrator and I don't know anybody who is or will help in...

Ah, so what you are saying is turn the virtual host to the wildcard and it should do something... I'll try it later on today... Many thanks for your help.

Hi, Unfortuently we cannot afford a server so we've opted to have two computers (computer A and computer B) with a shared drive mapped to a network drive (I think its X via a network router. I've successfully installed php, mysql and apache onto computer B, and I've made a custom virtual host...