Hi guys,
this is not really an ASP question, but some of you might have had
experience with this and I thought you migth be able to help me.
I require the ASP componentn ASPImage for one of my projects. Unfortunately,
my webhost does not have this component installed. If I personally buy it,
do you think I will be able to install it on the server, or is that
something the webhost has to do? Sorry, I have never had to deal with this
issue before.
Thanks for your input!
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You should push it to the host and they will install it for you.
Mohamed
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news:be******** ***@otis.netspa ce.net.au... Hi guys,
this is not really an ASP question, but some of you might have had
experience with this and I thought you migth be able to help me.
I require the ASP componentn ASPImage for one of my projects.
Unfortunately, my webhost does not have this component installed. If I personally buy it,
do you think I will be able to install it on the server, or is that
something the webhost has to do? Sorry, I have never had to deal with this
issue before.
Thanks for your input!
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