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Simple ASP.Net guestbook
Simple guestbook on ASP.Net with MS Access database
Just guestbook with ability to remove unwanted messages. Guestbook used MS Access database ( what is not recommended, but might be used on small sites and as example of work with mdb in web ) -
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Message board originally derived from ASP-DEv Support Forums. These forums are completely database driven and fully customizable. Snitz Forums 2000 can work for your organization to boost customer support and provide a medium of communications for anyone
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ColdForum is a discussion forum written in ColdFusion for any type of SQL-compliant database. It supports multiple styles/color schemes, avatars, message icons, ability for users to edit their own messages, attachments, linked messages and lots more.
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This is a port of Slashcode to work on the Microsoft Windows system. The code is written in C# and using Access or MS SQL Server as the database.
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Pocoo, the Python powered bulletin board software. Pocoo is easily extensible, highly scalable and portable. For more information, SVN access and trackers please visit <http://www.pocoo.org>.
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phpMaxBB is a highly customizable Open Source bulletin board package. Based on powerful PHP server language and your choice of MySQL, MS-SQL, PostgreSQL or Access/ODBC Database servers. It includes all the features that you expect...
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Here is the ASP Forum I made including a CMS Administrator to manage the content of it. Any OS and/or environment you can run .asp on you can also use this forum on provided you modify the correct db configuration. [(:-)] Kyle
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txtForum is a small forum that uses flat files to store all the data for the forum. Great if you don`t have an access to a database!
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XMLGroups is a bundle of scripts that enables you to display/manage newsgroups. All data of this newsgroup is stored in an XML file. The difference with tradional forums is that it is very easy to set it up. You don't need to have access to a database
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MOPS is a module-based PHP Portal Solution. MOPS stands for 'My Own Portal Solution". It supports MySQL, PostgreSQL, MS SQL, SQLite, Firebird, DB2 and Oracle. Its MVC-like architecture enables you to easily implement alternative input and output types,
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an internet chat++ server, providing access through many interfaces, currently planning to use the following: IRC(s), HTTP(s), ssh, telnet(s), msn, aim, yahoo, icq, jabber(s), and custom clients
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Facto is a collaborative, dynamic Web publishing system. The system can be used for creating personal or group 'Blog' type sites. It is written entirely in Active Server Pages (ASP) and can use Microsoft Access or SQL Server as a database backend.
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