Odd php execution problem...

Here's what I'm running:

PHP Version 5.1.2
Apache 2.2.0
Fedora Core 4

Here's my problem:

I'm able to run PHP scripts without issue, as long as the PHP chunks
within the document are declared with "<?php". However, many programs
declare the PHP portions with "<?=". When I attempt to run code that's
written this way, the code is printed, not executed by the server.

If both styles are included in the same .php document, the "<?php"
stuff runs, but the "<?=" portions do not.

I'm sure there's an obvious solution, but I'm pulling my hair out. Any
advice?

Thanks,
ZaneK

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