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ASP Did You Mean provides
Spellcheck for ASP Textareas,
ASP Studio 2005 is a powerful
Builds sophisticated, secure
international spell-checking
WYSIWYGS and Forms. W3C
project development tool
ASP/PHP Web Database Apps
for search queries. You can
compliant & broadly
integrated with ASP code
without programming, but
easily integrate this
compatible. International
editing and debugging. With
unlike many wizards, it does
functionality with your web
dictionaries for: French,
no server, you can edit and
not sacrifice flexibility
site, intranet or portal.
German, Swedish, Dutch,
debug an ASP project with
for advanced
The component closely
Spanish Australian,
the help of ASP server
users/programmers. With
resembles the "Did You
Canadian, British and
integrated capable of
these applications you can
Mean...?" feature seen on
American English. Now
debugging , after you create
add/search/edit/delete data
Google. ASP & PHP.
ASP.Net, AJAX & Flash
an ASP project
in your web database.
Compatible
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ASPcodePrint is designed to
ASPectX is a point n tap web
ASP component to save file
Produce compiled HTML Help
print the source of their
development tool for asp and
uploads. Files can be saved
describing the use of
web pages written using
aspx.NET pages. It is the
to disk or exported as
anchors, forms, session and
HTML, VBScript and JScript.
perfect partner to
binary data for use by a
application variables, input
The output can be printed
Microsoft's Visual Web
database or other component.
query strings, redirections
and exported to HTML, RTF
Developer 2005. It enables
Functions are available to
and cookies. ASPHelp
and PDF files.
web masters to quickly lay
read form variables. Free
processes scripts
down code with the minimum
trial.
independent of the paths of
of text entry.
execution allowing all paths
to be included.
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