What if I do not have Apache as my Web server using static Web pages? Then what?

The answer depends on what you are using. Both Netscape and IIS have sleek configuration controls that allow you to specify header information. For more information on your specific Web server, again, we recommend that you check out Mark Nottingham's caching tutorial at:

 http://www.mnot.net/cache_docs/#IMP-SERVER

If you are creating a page with a Perl script, you can print out the Cache-Control header with a print statement. ASP allows you to do something similar with a Response command. Consult your local Web guru. If you are the local Web guru, consult your local O'Reilly book.