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Posted | 10/22/2003 20:04 |
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The article presents an ASP solution for this problem and discusses the benefits and disadvantages. I'll post a PHP version in the FAQ section someday.....
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Written by | Imar Spaanjaars |
Date Posted | 10/22/2003 20:04 |
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