Convert PHP Site to AIR Application

I am working in an educational institute. I developed a website for controlling students admission & scheduling. This is only for departmental use. I like to convert this application to a standalone desktop application by using adobe air. In this PHP application form submission and data retrieving except some complex pages done through http request.
I am really confused, where I can start, what are the steps? is it need to convert all PHP to Ajax? is it need to change all graphics & graphic menus?
Please help…
thanks

Have you installed an Apache Testing Server on your machine yet? If you're using Windows, you can install Wamp or Xampp server with phpMyAdmin to help you manage the MySql databases on your local machine.
Setting up a PHP environment in Dreamweaver
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/dreamweaver/articles/setup_php.html
Once your testing server is installed, you'll need to define your testing server in DW. See screenshots below. I'm using wamp server. And my web site folder is in the default web directory -- wamp\www\
Advanced tab:
Final screen:
Nancy O.

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