Install ))MultiTiki(( on Windows

Original Configuration: EasyPHP + Tikiwiki 1.9
Since most of the setup in Multitiki (setup.sh) is a Unix/Linux script, it cannot be run under Windows unless you have installed unix commands on Windows XP (there is a software for that). So most of the procedures to do multitiki under Windows must be done manually.

First step - Setup your local subdomains

Add your subdomains name to your host file. It should be located in
C:\Windows\System32\Drivers\etc\hosts

Add in the hosts files:

(localhost can be replaced by another name)

Add a file called "virtuals.inc" in tiki/db/ directory

and add the different new subdomains in the file

Create accordingly the directories anothername, subdomain1.localhost, subdomain2.localhost, subdomain.anothername in your tiki/db directory (C:\Program Files\EasyPHP\www\tiki\db)
Then copy the local.php in to these new directories and modify them to select accordingly which database to use.
For the new virtual server "anothername" this would be:

<?php
$db_tiki='mysql';
$dbversion_tiki='1.9';
$host_tiki='localhost';
$user_tiki='root';
$pass_tiki='';
$dbs_tiki='anothername';
?>

For the new virtual server "subdomain1.localhost" this would be:

<?php
$db_tiki='mysql';
$dbversion_tiki='1.9';
$host_tiki='localhost';
$user_tiki='root';
$pass_tiki='';
$dbs_tiki='subdomain1.localhost';
?>

etc. for the other virtual hosts.

Create new databases by copying an existing database to a new location

Modify your Apache configuration (with Easy-Php or check httpd.conf in conf_files directory of EasyPHP)

Add following lines:

NameVirtualHost *:80

<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName anothername
DocumentRoot ${path}/www/tiki
</VirtualHost>

<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName subdomain1.localhost
DocumentRoot ${path}/www/tiki !!path to the tiki directory 
</VirtualHost>

Etc. for the other virtual hosts.

Type your subdomain.localhost in your browser

and create a 'subdomain.localhost' directory in different directories needed to be created.

For virtual host "anothername" create following 7 sub-directories

For virtual host "subdomain1.localhost" create following 7 sub-directories

Etc. for the other virtual hosts.

Restart your Apache server

That's a good start. If anyone can create a batch file (from the setup.sh), that would be perfect.
Feel free to complete/modify the procedures.

Cheers.