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Howdy Shannon,

In addition to what Helmut said, it might also help if you include a bit of
code from one of your ASP pages that you've tried without success.  It
doesn't have to be anything elaborate.  Maybe just a bit of test code you've
written.

In keeping with the traditional "Hello World" theme, I usually try stuff
like:

# begin code
<%
my $welcome = "Hello World!";

print "<p>$welcome</p>\n";
$welcome = uc $welcome;
%>
<p>For those hard of hearing, I said <%=$welcome%></p>
# end code

Darren


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