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Another major restructure this morning as I move slowly
from being a home page to a "real" ASP site!

The articles title, description, date, hits, etc. are all
stored in a new database table now, ad the front page is
laid out a little differently. There are now three
sections - "what's new" lists articles by date, "what's
popular" lists them by hits and "Categories" lists them
all by category.

It might take a little while to get used to the new
format, but I think it's worth it - you know have a lot
more information available to you.

I'll write an article explaining how it all works shortly
but all the code is there for you to peruse.

Thanks for your continuing feedback everyone - we're
getting there!

Regards,
James Shaw

[email protected]

http://CoverYourASP.com/

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