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Activate your web pages [from the server side]!
Unlike ActiveX controls that run on the client side (inside the browser after the page is retrieved from the web server), by default Active Server Pages run on the server side (within the web server before the page is delivared to the browser). This means, you can deliver dynamic content to all most all browsers without having to worry about what features they may support.
You can find all about it at the following address:
Microsoft Internet Information Server
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Applicable Keywords : Active Server Pages, Windows NT, Windows NT 4.x, Web Resource, Windows, Windows 95, World Wide Web
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