He is referring to old classic VB, which of course any public function in Module can be called from anywhere.

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Have used it on OpenLearning.com (custom NS) with no problem for a while and have a bunch of servers that using it by automation. If you don't like the hassle on renewal, maybe cheap SSL from Godaddy or Comodo will do.

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yup, I second that.

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how about lynx... :-D

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Hi guys, need some help here. Have been looking around the world for a solution. There is some project I create long time ago using Classic ASP with VB COM. Before this I using Visual Interdev to debug those ASP pages and cross debungging to COM component. I left that behind for so many years and the project transfered to other guy for maintenance X|. Today, my boss ask me to take over the project back since some errors that cannot be solve by this guy. My pc does not have any VI but still have VB 6 and I just installed VS 2008 few days ago. I don't want to RE-Install VI (last time I installed it clash with my VS 2005 Machine Debug Manager, emm... BTW I could not found mdm.exe with VS 2008...), hence I like to use VS 2008 to debug those pages (of course, cross debugging to VB 6 component would be great :-D). Can anybody help me? May be some idea... {}*

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try this one... http://www.eziriz.com/[^]

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we've used norton (symantec) before but just for av. what we are looking right now is 360 degree protection. have you tried senforce?

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i've got new task from my bos to evaluate new anti malware suite for our Uni to use for over 20,000 nodes. currently couple of suites get onto my table, forticlient and proventia desktop... yup, i need management software/appliance to control all those nodes... forticlient is cool :suss:, but currently it does not support NAC (network access control), and i found proventia makes hard life for the user. what you guys have? is there anything better?:~

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emm... If you are familiar with MS SQL, then msde is not a trouble for you, except you does not have GUI interface to manage it... but the best thing is you can always use MS SQL Enterpise Manager to manage it.:wtf: knowledge is power