ASPired2Quote ASP.NET script

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ASPired2Quote can randomly display messages from a database. ASPired2Quote can randomly display messages from a database. You have the power to add this dynamic feature with only a few lines of code. ASPired2Quote is flexible and it does not have to be used for only quotes.ASPired2Quote can be used for: - Quote of the Day - Product Teasers - Daily Scripture - Joke of the Day - Random Thoughts ASPired2Quote Features Quotes stored in an Access database Complete control of how the quotes are displayed Easy2Use Administration section Have a single quote for the day Or a different quote each time the page is displayed The easiest way to display a quote with ASPired2Quote is to include the file "GetQuote.asp" into your ASP page. After doing this, a few database related items may need to be changed to allow ASPired2Quote to see the database.
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