What Is an ASP File? Files created with Active Server Pages have the extension .ASP. This story is an example; take a look at the address above. With ASP files, you can activate your Web site using any combination of HTML, scripting such as JavaScript or Visual Basic?

Is It Hard to Use? I don't know about you, but whenever people start talking about doing things on the server, I start to get nervous. I think a lot about threading issues, synchronization, and generally stuff without a user interface. I assume it's going to be hard to do. Well, using ASP is about as easy as anything I've come across in years.

Aw, Mom. Not Another Object Model! I really hate doing this to you, but I'm going to have to use that overused and overcomplex term "object model" again. Here's how it works. When a browser requests an ASP file from your Web server, your Web server calls Active Server Pages to read through the ASP file, executing any of the commands contained within and sending the resulting HTML page to the browser.

Moving into your first home, or climbing up the property ladder is always exciting. One of the best parts of having more space is deciding on how you’re going to use each room in the house, and what furniture you need to buy. In today’s world of home décor magazines, TV shows and internet marketing, home owners are faced with an overwhelming choice. Whether you’re just buying a table or you need to furnish your whole house, it can be difficult to know where to start. There are several things you need to consider before you commit to buying. Furniture is expensive and needs to last a reasonable amount of time, so make sure you choose what’s right for you ad your lifestyle.

Cost – buying a house is expensive, so you may only have a limited budget left for furniture. Use – will you be using this furniture often, or is it mostly for display purposes? Will you be opening and shutting the doors every day, or using the table for every meal? Children and pets – will you mind if your furniture gets damaged, or will you be able to protect it if you need to? Size – will you be able to get the furniture through your door, and will it look right in your room? Pieces that look great in large showrooms are often too big for much smaller rooms. Durability – do you want this piece of furniture to last for ever? How susceptible is the wood to chips, scratches or marks?