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Data Access Pages - are these being hosted?

Having read all the posts I can on this subject I am still left
wondering whether or not ISPs/web hosters are currently supporting
DAPs?

Mark Thomas
Nov 13 '05 #1
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Having read all the posts I can on this subject I am still left
wondering whether or not ISPs/web hosters are currently supporting
DAPs?

Mark Thomas


I've used DAPs successfully on DiscountASP.Net and Interland. Regardless, I
am not a fan of DAPs and their use has been for a fast and temporary
solution.
Nov 13 '05 #2

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