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Q299871 - HOW TO: Work with a Text File in an ASP Page       
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This step-by-step procedure demonstrates how to get started using the FileSystemObject (FSO) object to work with text files on a Web server. In some situations, you want to be able to store and retrieve data from a text file for your Web applications. Common uses for text files include applications that log errors or store information about site visitors, or database applications that write data to a structured text file (such as in a .csv format), which can then be read by an FSO script and used in a Web page or other application. This article demonstrates how to get started working with text files in an Active Server Pages (ASP) page; the "References" section includes related articles th..

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