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Bleh... IIS can be a pain to configure sometimes.  An easy starter kit would be to download WAMP (google it) which uses Apache, MySQL and php all in one.  It's easy to manipulate extensions, configuration ... so on and so forth.  Give it a try and your server should be up and running in no time.  Next thing you do is write up some scripts in php to test it out.  There are plenty of tutorials out there for php.  Especially here at phpfreaks.com :)
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The advantage of wampserver is that it provides an easy interface to configure all your tools... you can enable and disable extensions at the click of a mouse.  WAMP makes it fairly easy for you to get a webserver up and running as soon as you finish the install.  This of course only applies to the windows environment although there is a linux equivalent but I'm not sure how similar they are to one another.
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