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  March 2013 - ASP Classic Edition Year 15 Issue 3  
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Web & Marketing Services Info topic:
Domain Transfer
by Gerald Renton

Transfer domain to myHostCafe.com. One or more years is added to your domain registration usually at $9.99/year (i.e. .com price). A minimum of only 1 year needs to be added to transfer.


IT Water-Cooler for Power-Users topic:
Windows GREP - Great Tool
by Wes Peterson

You know (or think) the file is out there.  You have a pretty good idea about one or two things that are (or ought) to be in it.  Find it fast with Windows GREP.






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Language Details topic (classic post):
Response.Flush and Response.Buffer
by Mike Prestwood

Response.Flush sends the contents of the buffer to the browser. This command is useful for showing a visitor something while slow loading pages load.


Tool Basics topic (classic post):
A 10 Minute ASP Classic Quick Start
by Mike Prestwood

An example of using ASP's Response.Write and creating functions.


 Monthly ASP Classic Lesson
ASP Classic Topic:
Code Snippet of the Month
The following ASP Classic code displays the version of the Internet Information Services (IIS) you are running in the form of a text string (i.e. Microsoft-IIS/6.0).
response.write(Request.ServerVariables("SERVER_SOFTWARE")) 
Tool Basics Topic:
Question: Can you edit Access and MS SQL Server views?

Answer:

Although this question really depends on the provider, in general, the answer is no to MS Access views and yes to MS SQL Server views so long as you open the RecordSet editable.

ASP Classic Topic:
Tip of the Month

When naming constants, Microsoft suggests you prefix each constant with "con" as in conYourConstant. Although, they also say the older all caps with words separated by an underscore is still acceptable (i.e. YOUR_CONSTANT).

Because I code in multiple languages and I really don't like all caps with underscores, I've adopted a lowercase k in place of con as in kFeetToMeter.



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