here are some basics in dealing with ASP and databases
1) the databse needs to reside in a directory that has write permissions set to it. Something in the same terms as your cgi-bin will. so if needed create a directory called dbase. have the permissions set to read/write by either the service you have been supplied with or if you are running IIS in the properties -> permissions settings.
2) for this example you have three files.
a html page for data entry, a processing script (the one you posted above) and the page to view the records.
All of these files do not have to be in the same directory but for ease at this point put them in one directory (folder)
3) you need to ensure the paths in the scripts are valid.
so if you created a dbase directory (folder) to hold the database then the path in the connection string needs to be
"driver={Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb)};;DBQ=" & Server.MapPath("dbase\guestbook.mdb"
4) name the tables and fields in the database accordingly to the script
table name = tblguest
field names = Name, EmailAddr, Comments, Date
5) now if you have done all this and copied the script exactly as is with the minor path changes it will or should work properly.
question
? how are you testing ? through IIS on your machine or uploading to a sever
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{ str = "sleep is good for you. sleep gives you the energy you need to function";
ptr = /sleep/gi;Nstr = str.replace(ptr,"coffee"

;alert(Nstr); }