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  • Scotter
    #1

    automated translation of Classic ASP to ASP.Net?

    Any software out there to do this?
    Thanks!
    Scotter
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    • Jon Paal [MSMD]
      #2
      Re: automated translation of Classic ASP to ASP.Net?

      http://tinyurl.com/22vsk8







      "Scotter" <spam@spam.netw rote in message news:%23c6hUzrc IHA.3940@TK2MSF TNGP05.phx.gbl. ..
      Any software out there to do this?
      Thanks!
      Scotter

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        • Middletree
          #3
          Re: automated translation of Classic ASP to ASP.Net?

          Unless you are somewhere West of Hawaii, but East of the International Date
          Line, your system clock is incorrect.


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            • rob^_^
              #4
              Re: automated translation of Classic ASP to ASP.Net?

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              "Middletree " <middletree@hot tttttttmail.com wrote in message
              news:uSuEkkzcIH A.5348@TK2MSFTN GP03.phx.gbl...
              Unless you are somewhere West of Hawaii, but East of the International
              Date Line, your system clock is incorrect.
              >

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                • Middletree
                  #5
                  Re: automated translation of Classic ASP to ASP.Net?

                  I have no idea what that post means.


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                    • rob^_^
                      #6
                      Re: automated translation of Classic ASP to ASP.Net?

                      That's the header from my original post.
                      I can't see any problems with the time-stamping. Re

                      "Unless you are somewhere West of Hawaii, but East of the International Date
                      Line, your system clock is incorrect. "

                      I am running Windows Live Mail, which at times has been a bit quirky. I am
                      located in Australia, but my hotmail account is routed through the States,
                      which may explain it.

                      Regards.

                      "Middletree " <middletree@hot tttttttmail.com wrote in message
                      news:OccQDq1dIH A.4476@TK2MSFTN GP06.phx.gbl...
                      I have no idea what that post means.
                      >

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