HgWebDir on Windows problem, more of

[Terry]

We have a Windows2000 box with the following installed at the machine level-
    Apache 2.2.6
    Mercurial 0.9.5 (Packaged by Lee Cantey)
    Python 2.4.4

I have followed the HgWebDirStepByStep Web page instructions.

Entering http://localhost/test/repos/hgwebdir.cgi via the browser I can get the list of repositories.
But, testing cloning over http I get the following results-

C:\Data\wc2>hg clone http://localhost/test/repos/hgwebdir.cgi/Demo1
destination directory: Demo1
abort: 'http://localhost/test/repos/hgwebdir.cgi/Demo1' does not appear to be an hg repository!

I have no problems cloning within the filesystem-

C:\Data\wc1>hg clone "C:/Program Files/Mercurial/WWW/server/Repos/Demo1"
destination directory: Demo1
5 files updated, 0 files merged, 0 files removed, 0 files unresolved

Apache configuration is as follows-

  Alias /test/repos/ "C:/Program Files/Mercurial/WWW/server/cgi/"
  <Directory "C:/Program Files/Mercurial/WWW/server/cgi">
    Order allow,deny
    Allow from all
    AllowOverride None
    Options ExecCGI
    AddHandler cgi-script .cgi
  </Directory>

With the following folder structure-

C:
  Program Files
    Mercurial
      Contrib
      Docs
      Lib
      WWW
        server
          cgi
            hgweb.config
            hgwebdir.cgi (will only work under Mercurial!)
          Repos
            Demo1
            Demo2

I have used the following hgweb.config entries, all producing the same result-

#Version 1
[paths]
Demo1 = C:/Program Files/Mercurial/WWW/server/Repos/Demo1
Demo2 = C:/Progra~1/Mercurial/WWW/server/Repos/Demo2

#Version 2
[paths]
Demo1 = /Program Files/Mercurial/WWW/server/Repos/Demo1
Demo2 = /Progra~1/Mercurial/WWW/server/Repos/Demo2

#Version 3
[collections]
\Program Files\Mercurial\WWW\server\Repos = /Program Files/Mercurial/WWW/server/Repos

#Version 4
\Progra~1\Mercurial\WWW\server\Repos = /Progra~1/Mercurial/WWW/server/Repos

Is it possible to serve repositories from a Windows machine using hgwebdir.cgi?
If so what am I doing wrong.  Thank you.

Terry