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The ASP Emporium provides over a dozen free and useful ASP scripts and applications for your Web site. Currently available programs include ad management script, mailing list manager, site news manager, survey and poll system, shopping cart, user authentication, and more. The site also provides tutorials, tips, and links to other ASP-related sites.

RediCart is a powerful Perl-based shopping cart system designed to enable you to accept credit card, check, and EFT payments online in real-time. It is designed to work with iTransact's payment acceptance services (RediCharge, RediCheck, and RediEFT), but you can modify it to work elsewhere. Features include: No per-transaction or usage fees, Easy installation, Header and Footer HTML pages for quick set-up, Uses customer's IP address to track cart contents, Advanced shipping charge options, Advanced tax options, Fully documented step-by-step installation instructions, and Customer order completion can be handled on iTransact's secure (SSL) server (for those merchants who register with iTransact).

Commerce Pro Lite is the freeware version of <a href=http://www.hotscripts.com/Detailed/92.html target="_92">Commerce Pro</a>. It is a fully functional shopping cart, without the the SSL order checkout and the SSL Order pickup utility. So, you are forced to run the store unsecured and your customers information are forced to be sent via email. This is meant to be an evaluation copy free of charge.

DCScripts provides free and commercial high-quality Perl CGI scripts for Unix and NT systems. Currently available programs include discussion forum system, guestbook, shopping cart, password protection, form processor, free-for-all links, classified ad system, and more.

Most of the ideas in LIU are inspired from general image processing, computer vision and graphics books, and from commercial packages like PhotoShop, PhotoVision, XV, Image Magick, GIMP, etc. Programs can be run either individually or invoked from the main menu. They can start as applications or applets. While executed as an applet, it will not be able to save the results due to Java's security reasons and the "data" subprogram will not function properly. Reading multiple local and URL images is supported.