Ok, good information. If my only real option is ASP, then what is the easiest way to implement that? I'm guessing first thing is that the provider's server has to support ASP extensions. Can I setup my local PC to interpret ASP extension so I'm able to test my code? Will everything I normally use in an HTML document work with ASP extensions?

>Jay,
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>HTML pages on a server are totally static in content.
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>ASP pages are dynamic and can do things like #include files as the page is served up to the user.
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>Tools like Frontpage have an include functionality, but that content is merged into the page at save time. After that it's a static page on the server.
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>Typically sites that have consistent items like you mention either use frames, or web design tools like FrontPage, or they use ASP et.al.
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>>Thanks anyway, but there must be more to it than just changing the extension to ASP. I have tried everything I can think of or could find on google to no avail.
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>>If anyone knows this, please let me know how or give me a good resource.