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    Hi, I have both AOL and IE browsers in my system. We are developing one chat application .I have to detect the AOL browser. To detect the AOL I used "Request.Browser.AOL" .But it's always returns false even when I’m using AOL browser also. How can I detect the AOL? I'm using xml Dom to display the messages. When I’m trying to run the chat using AOL messages are displaying frequently it's taking few minutes to refresh. But I’m not having problems with IE. Thanks in advance Satya

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      Hi, I have both AOL and IE browsers in my system. We are developing one chat application .I have to detect the AOL browser. To detect the AOL I used "Request.Browser.AOL" .But it's always returns false even when I’m using AOL browser also. How can I detect the AOL? I'm using xml Dom to display the messages. When I’m trying to run the chat using AOL messages are displaying frequently it's taking few minutes to refresh. But I’m not having problems with IE. Thanks in advance Satya

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      Hi there, What does the User-Agent HTTP header say? e.g. Request.ServerVariables("HTTP_USER_AGENT"); Cheers, Andy

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