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1	Create and Write Log File
	Description : The subprocedure can be called by any ASP applicaiton/page which needs to create a log entry each time it is accessed. This can then be checked at a later stage by an administrator for example, to det
2	Read Write and Append Text
	Description : Uses FSO to read, write, or append text in a file
3	Site Administration
	Description : This is an application to administer a website remotely through an ASP
4	Directory Viewer
	Description : This is a directory viewer. You can set what files to be viewed
5	Rename File
	Description : This will rename a specific file and or move the file to a different directory
6	Recurse and Rename
	Description :Recurses down a directory tree and renames files
7	Rename Folder
	Description :This will rename and or move a folder
8	Read Text
	Description :Opens a textfile and shows contents
9	Make HTML File
	Description :This script will make a HTML file
10	LDAP / SiteServer Migration
	Description :This script will migrate LDAP and SiteServer user list to another LDAP SiteServer
11	File Upload
	Description :Uploads a file to the server
12	Directory Viewer with Download
	Description :A directory Viewer with the option of downloading the file and reading text
13	Delete Files
	Description :Enables users to list and delete files
14	Copy File
	Description :Copys a file from one location to another using WSH
15	File Exist
	Description :Returns if file exist
16	Temp File Name
	Description :Returns temp file name
17	File/Path/Extension Stripping
	Description :These routines can strip a file name from a path, a directory from a path, and an extension from a path. They can also determine the parent directory path. They are fairly simple routines that I use i
18	ASP source viewer
	Description :ASP source viewer script, allows users to view any text-based file
19	Find And Delete
	Description :This searches through each file in a folder with .htm, .html, and .asp extensions and searches for a string. If the string is found it is replaces with a blank or can be modified to replace with anoth
20	Read Write and Append Text
	Description :Uses FSO to read, write, or append text in a file
21	Dir Function
	Description : The Dir function checks for the existence of a folder or directory. Pathname must be a path to a directory. Returns True if the folder or directory exists and False if it does not exist
22	DirSrch Object
	Description : The DirSrch object recursively searches all directories for a specified folder name or partial directory path. Use DirSrch to locate essential folders whose paths are not known.
23	Drive Function
	Description : The Drive Function checks a drive for existence and then checks it's readiness. There is one required argument, drivespec which must be a letter representing a drive (A-Z) on the server. The Drive fun
24	File Function
	Description : The File function checks for the existence of a file. Pathname must be a path to a file, including extension. Returns True if the file exists and False if it does not exist.
25	FileCopy Statement
	Description : The FileCopy statement copies a file. There are two required arguments, source and destination. The source argument is the full path to the file you are copying and the destination argument is the ful
26	FileDateTime Function
	Description : The FileDateTime function returns the time and date a file was last modified. If the file is not found or an error occurs during the processing of the function, Null is returned
27	FileLen Function
	Description : The FileLen function returns a long representing the size of a file in bytes. If file is not found, FileLen returns Null.
28	FileRead Function
	Description : The FileRead function allows the contents of a file to be read. The FileRead function has one required argument, pathname, which represents the complete path to an already existing file on the server.
29	FileWrite Statement
	Description : The FileWrite statement allows writing to a file. The FileWrite statement has three required arguments: pathname, texttowrite, and overwrite. The first argument is pathname. Pathname must be the compl
30	INITool Object
	Description : The INITool Object allows an ASP programmer to work with INI files on the server.
31	Kill Statement
	Description : The Kill statement deletes files. The required pathname argument must be absolute and include the drive letter. This supports the use of the wildcard character * to delete mulitple files.
32	MkDatabase Function
	Description : The MkDatabase statement creates an empty Microsoft Access database. The required argument pathname must end in .mdb and reflects the location of where the new database will be created. MkDatabase can
33	MkDir Statement
	Description : The MkDir statement creates a new directory or folder. The required path argument must be absolute and include the drive letter. If you are unsure of the path to your web server's root, use server.map
34	MkFile Statement
	Description : The MkFile statement creates a file on the server. The MkFile statement has one required argument, pathname. Pathname must be the complete path and file name with extension to be created.
35	RmDir Statement
	Description : The RmDir statement deletes a directory or folder. The required path argument must be absolute and include the drive letter. If you are unsure of the path to your web server's root, use server.mappath
36	Search Function
	Description : The Search function recursively searches all files on a hard drive for a specific phrase from a specified start directory. The Search function is not meant for web site searches by site users but was
37	SetAttr Statement
	Description : The SetAttr statement sets the attributes of a file or folder. There are two required arguments, pathname and attributes. Path name must be the absolute path to a folder or file. The attribute
38	Title Function
	Description : The Title function returns a string representing the title of a web page. It specifically scans a web page looking for the title tags and returns whatever is in between. The required argument pathname
39	WriteLog Statement
	Description : The WriteLog statement writes a line of text into a log file. The WriteLog statement automatically inserts the date and time of the log addition along with any text you specify in the logevent argumen
40	When was a file last modified?
	Description : Checks when this file was last modified.
41	When was the file created?
	Description : This example demonstrates how to first create a FileSystem Object, and then use the DateCreated property of the File Object to get the date and time a specified file was created
42	When was the file last accessed?
	Description : This example demonstrates how to use the DateLastAccessed property to get the date and time a specified file was last accessed