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NNRP class provides a PHP API for reading news on the web. It implements MOST of the RFC 977 commands. NNRP Class hides detail of the NNRP protocol from developers. But it does requre users the knowledge of NNRP.

This script allows users to send you email via browser. It simply processes and mails the content of any HTML form to an email address you specify.

Double Choco Latte will provide a work order implementation of a problem reporting/correction system. Its features and concepts include: Accounts - Client based tracking, Personnel - People involved in the projects, including hierarchal support, Departments - To "categorize" personnel, Severities - List a bug's severity level, Priorities - Ranks bugs by priority, Time Cards - Time taken on a Work Order to accomplish an action and Multiple Time Cards can be input for a single Work Order, Status - Tracks bugs by status, Sequences - Related Work Orders carry the same Job Number and incremental sequence numbers and can also be used for projects, Products - Obvious, but also can be assigned a person to "report to" which is useful for product managers to track what they're responsible for, and E-Mail notification when a work order is created or closed out.

PollCat Polls lets you conduct an unlimited number of single question polls on your IIS 4/5 or Windows 95/98 Personal Web Server. PollCat works for all Web Browsers and will even remember the user's last vote to minimize ballot stuffing. Key features include: Automatic Script Installation (NT / 2000 only), Unlimited Individual Polls Per Server or Directory, Complete Format Control over Text and Graphics, 2 to 10 Voting Options, Automatic Tally and Response, Cookie Based Voting Prevents Voting More Than Once, Show Results only Mode, Hide Vote Count; Show only Percentages, Multiple Polls Per Page, Export Poll Data via Script, Only 3 Lines of Script for Voting and Results, HTML Based Administration, No Database Required, Optional Banner Page Management, Optional Detail Response Export and more.

Edcom is an easy to administer, database-driven, multiuser, story posting system, written in perl5. Features include: Complete user management system, Department groupings for convenient customizatios, Preview options so you can see what you're posting before you post, Easy to use Web-driven posting facilities, Total customization via HTML Element Block (HEB) technology, and Built-in mailing list system so Edcom users can receive timely story updates. Databases known to be supported include PostgreSQL and MySQL.

RearSite is an automated Web publishing tool allowing the management of files from a WWW user interface. RearSite has been written to give users the opportunity to update themselves their WWW personnal home pages without using any market product or FTP. An administrator creates users accounts (user name, user passwd, and user home directory), users get logged in and then receive access to their documents. RearSite is written in PERL (CGI.pm based) and use a FastCGI compliant HTTP server (like APACHE).

ocxQmail provides all the functionality of OCXMail yet doesn't need to wait for mail to be physically sent which greatly speeds website responsiveness. Its FollowUpMail technology allows automatic scheduling of emails hours or days after the event. It queues up messages for batch delivery at intervals you specify in the Administration Windows GUI, letting you set up personalized email campaigns.

Pollera is a simple poll system meant to be run via CGI allowing anyone to fill any of the polls you define. Features include: Keeps a log of IP address so one person/IP can vote only once, Stores the results in an easy to parse plain/text file, One installation can keep up and running as many polls as you want, Allows you to *fully* specify how you want the output pages to be generated for each poll, and Only administrator can close polls.

Developing add-on controls and components is emerging as a multibillion dollar industry that is increasingly attracting the attention of developers. This book provides developers with the information and real-world examples they need to create custom ASP components using any of the three major development tools: Visual Basic, Visual C++, and J++.

Flicks Software's OCXMail ASP component allows you to send mail using the standard SMTP protocol from any program that can use ActiveX/OLE components. It includes the SendX function which allows blind-copies, mail-priority, receipt-requested, and accomodates Microsoft Outlook which does interpret all RFC822 message date formats correctly.

This is a simple guestbook script that uses PHP/FI to access and MySQL to maniplate a guestbook datebase. It comes with search/query capability.

News Clipper is an application which allows you to integrate information from around the internet into your own personal web page - in your own personal style. It accomplishes this by snipping content from pages that you define and shipping them to destination pages of your design. This automated process is executed at your discretion while you maintain complete control over the content input and output. News Clipper can be used to retrieve information from web pages, Usenet articles, text files on the internet, FTP sites and has the ability to locate hidden text within html pages that wouldn't normally be viewable. You may choose to extend News Clipper to include information stored locally, enabling an intranet integration of an enterprise's own database of information. In addition, News Clipper's unique Handler architecture ensures versatility and future compatibility with the ever-changing World Wide Web.

A tool for publishing "simple" news articles on-line. The script (programmed in Perl) can be used to publish news and announcements on a web site without the need to know HTML. The Newsboy script will allow administrators to create, modify and delete accounts for different users. The script will features three levels of access to a news database. This package has been designed to enable a team of people to quickly post news, reviews, or announcements on their web site.

MUMail is a Java applet designed to let you read your mail from your home page. So you can read your mail when there is no mail reader available, or if you don't want to change the configuration of someone else's mail reader. All you need is a Java 1.1 compliant Web browser. Features include: Easy to use GUI, Nice art work, POP3 protocol support, SMTP protocol support, MIME compliant, Support for most common body part types including text, multipart, image, audio, and application-octetstream, Extendable through user supplied MIME classes, and more.

This Perl script allows you to convert a Netscape bookmarks file on the fly to a friendly webtree simulation. Netscape makes bookmark files only readable by the owner of the file. So for smooth operation, it is best to have suexec or cgiwrapper to execute tlbmp under the UID of the person who owns the netscape bookmarks file.

This is a simple page hit counter script. It lets you choose either plain text or a set of images by simply setting the images querystring parameter to true or false. You can cut and paste the code into the page you want the count to appear on or just use it as an include file and place one line of text in the document you want the count to appear.

This simple ASP code allows you to create a calendar with today highlighted on your Web site. It lets you choose a day, month, and year to view, and with some minor modification will even put your events onto the page on the proper days. It's browser independent and takes two types of input for date navigation - a form-based and a link-based.

This is a simple guestbook program that takes a user's input gets, writes to a text file with HTML code wrapped around it and show the comments by including the text file into the script. It also allows you to delete all comments at the first load of the page after midnight or to empty it completely.

This simple code provides an easy way to produce a useful graphical representation from a list of numbers. You can get these numbers from wherever you want, but it expects them to be in an array. You can even optionally label each bar. You can use it for hit counts, number of sales, etc.

Throughout 4 different FAQ sections - Beginner, Intermmediate, Databases and Advanced, 4GuysFromRolla.com addresses and answers a number of frequently asked questions on ASP programming of every level.