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yes, you can do it via filesystemobject. the help for that can be found at msdn.microsoft.com.. what you'd generally do is open the file for read, open a tempfile for output and write only the stuff from the source that you want to keep. then delete (or backup) the sourcefile, replacing...

Unfortunately, this is simply not true, or at least not in IIS4... It returns '9' for me, which only tells me that it's an object by looking at the VarType help.

without you posting the code that generates the error, we can't help you.

this is a very difficult problem you're trying to solve. first you need to think what you want to index on the internet. Then think on how you're going to store that, and then think about how your clients are going to access your search-engine. btw; yahoo and altavista do very different...

You'd need a COM object that allows you to do that. I don't know of any, but there a plenty of commercial COM repositories on the web these days. try www.componentsource.com as a start.

Your question is too generic. But to give you some clues: * You'd need to look at the data you want to have searchable * determine who your clients are and what they hope to find in the data * determine how much the data changes + possibly have 2 repositories if you're dealing with lots of...

so whats the question??

Hi. I'm wondering how to determine the type of a object-variable at runtime. I would like to get the class name, if possible. for instance: dim oObj set oObj = server.createObject ("ADODB.Recordset") dim sName sName = GetObjectType (oObj) I'd like sName to read...

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