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If you are using a plain text editor like NotePad, after doing a Save As to give a name and extension to the file, be sure you reselect the file file for ALL FILE types. Then name your file and add the extension you want. Save file. If you don't do this, you will have .txt always added as that is the default extension for a text file.

You will not be able to run the PHP file on your own computer unless you have installed XAMPP. The same for the web site if it is a hosting site that does not allow PHP.

XAMPP: http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp.html

Ron

Txt To Php

if you have the php package installed already then right click the file you need to convert and then rename it with the extension .php. i think this would help.

If your running windows, go to tools -> folder options -> uncheck "hide known file extentions"

Go to your file -> rename -> replace ".txt" with ".php"

Thats what I think your referring to in anyway.

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you just rename it and change the format so "Document.txt-->Right Click-->Rename-->Document.php"