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Okay, I got farther that time.  But now I'm getting an unspecified "server error".  Then I looked more closely.  I just saw the line that said that CiviCRM 1.9 is not compatible with PHP4. 

So I went into my control panel and upgraded to PHP5.  After I did so, I had a terrible thought.  Is upgrading to PHP5 going to cause problems with my existing JOOMLA installation in another directory?  (I have 2 Joomla installations, each in its own subdirectory on the site).  There is nothing else on the site currently except for the 2 different Joomla installations.

Please let me know if you know of any problems that might occur because I switched from PHP4 to PHP5 after I installed and did work on Joomla.

Thanks,
CJ Rhoads

Okay - I did a complete reinstall of Joomla.  Now I'm trying to reinstall CiviCRM, but I'm getting the same error message I got the last time - the one that I fixed my adding the following lines to my php.ini.

max_execution_time 600
mysql.connect_timeout = 60
memory_limit = 36M

I've made sure those lines are in the php.ini in the root directory of the site, but I'm still getting the error message.  Is the order of the lines an issue?  Is there something else I'm missing?  Any help you can provide would be much appreciated.