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    1. Content Management Systems
    Content Management Systems. Is a content management system right for you, or your business? What type of CMS will fit your needs. Explore three types of content managment systems, what they do and how they can help you.
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    2. Simple Content Management Systems
    The definition of a content management system is a as diverse as all the people creating them, but at the very core of a CMS is the concept of separating Website layout and design from content. By doing this you provide a means for the Web Developer to do his job and not get bogged down with endless requests for content changes/additions, more importantly though, this empowers the non-Developer, (content creators) to update/create their own web pages. This tutorial shows how to create a simple CMS in ASP.
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    3. Using Include FIles
    As a website gets bigger it can become more difficult and time consuming to maintain. One way to help manage this is with the use of include files. Using includes will cut down on time by limiting the amount of code or html you will have to add to new pages or time spent updating existing pages.
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    4. Considering Different Browsers
    Many times it is necessary to consider the clients browser. Some things are not cross browser compliant. Some things look right in IE but are a little different in NS. The opposite is true as well. By looking at the USER AGENT we can do a little server side scripting to show what is needed depending on the browser. Here is how.
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