OK Tom, here it is: Via the list I found out that I had no TCP/IP on my stack. I understood that I needed a virtual NIC or a real NIC. I looked all over to find myself a virtual NIC for Win98, but no result. So, I installed a real NIC and I also changed some network settings. For some reason, allthough I then already had TCP/IP on my stack, Zope couldn't seem to find my localhost. [?] I uninstalled the NIC (+ drivers) and reïnstalled it in order to have a 'clean' (default) installation.
From then on everything worked just fine!
Yvon Breuer [Tom P] Excellent! Tell us what solved your problem, if you would. [Breuer, Yvon] I just wanted to thank everyone who helped me. Not just me but also the people we're trying to help will be very gratefull! I'll keep the list up to date when I've finished the main part of the website for the St. John of God Hospital in Duayaw Nkwanta (Ghana). In order to raise the funds we need for our current project, it's important that a lot of people know what we're trying to achieve and how they too can help.