In case those of you that run PHP on Windows haven't seen yet - the latest PHP (v4.1.2) is out for Windows now. There's a few things that you'll need to worry about that unix users don't need to - two settings that go in the php.ini file that must be set to make the CGI work. (cgi.force_redirect and cgi.redirect_status_env).Well, what are you waiting for? go upgrade!

Evolt has a neat new article this morning called Kissing Print Versions of Pages Goodbye. It talks about using some neat CSS tricks to get the content in your page to work and look right on a printer. No more will you have to make a special page just to make sure that someone's printer doesn't cut off the side of the page...I'm not sure how much of this stuff is cross-browser or will work everywhere (something that always needs to be considered for the web), but it sure is a neat little idea.

Builder.com has an article that I'm just now catching from back in January about Navigating XML documents with XPath. It doesn't go too in-depth about all of it, but it does give you a nice idea of how to pull out the info that you need from an XML document with the XPath stuff. Of course, there's plenty of code examples throughout the whole thing, and some sample XML pages that they use to get the info from. It's nice when they give you everything....