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	advanced browser redirection, "time remained" 
	indicator, automatic uploading of form items, 
	improved drag-and-drop interface and many others.
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	<B>Feb. 7, 2000 - AspUpload version 2.0 Released</B>
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	Version 2.0 of our industry-standard upload solution is packed with features
	you have been waiting for. This includes:
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	<LI><B>Full ADO support.</B> Use the convenience of ADO 
	objects such as Recordset and Command to save 
	files to the database as blobs and 
	export files from the database. Now you can even pass a 
	file as a parameter to a <I>transactional SQL stored procedure</I>.
	<LI><B>MacBinary support.</B> 
	Ever noticed that files uploaded from a MAC are sometimes no 
	longer readable on a PC? Well, not anymore. 
	AspUpload 2.0 automatically detects files in the MacBinary format, 
	extracts the <I>data fork</I> portion and filters out MAC-specific stuff.
	<LI><B>Image size extraction.</B> 
	Want to limit the size of images your users 
	can upload to your server? No problem. 
	The new version is capable of extracting image size information 
	from GIF, JPEG and BMP images.
	<LI><B>Uploads to memory.</B> This great feature will make that annoying
	file name collision problem disappear forever. It also gives you
	better performance and security, especially if the ultimate destination of 
	uploaded files is a database.
	<LI><B>Directory uploads.</B> With the help of the XUpload ActiveX control
	you can upload entire directory structures, not just individual files.
	Look for directory upload code samples in XUpload 2.0.
	<LI><B>New methods and properties</B> you've been asking for have been added, such as
	File.ContentType, File.ImageType, File.SaveAs, Upload.IgnoreNoPost, Upload.Expires, and more.
	<LI><B>15 new code samples</B> and a setup program.
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	Go to the <A HREF="download.html">Download</A> page to download your free
	trial version of AspUpload 2.0.
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	Are you a <B>registered AspUpload user</B>? You are entitled to a <B>free upgrade</B>	! 
	Just have your order number ready and go
	to the <A HREF="http://support.persits.com/upgrade/upgrade.asp"><B>AspUpload 2.0 Upgrade Center</B></A>
	to download your copy of AspUpload 2.0.
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	<B>Sep. 28, 1999 - Encryption Component Released</B>
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	<B>AspEncrypt 1.0</B>, our newest cryptographic component which
	makes AspUpload encryption-enabled, is now released. Using AspEncrypt together with AspUpload
	enables you to make your Web-based file management system truly secure. 
	For more information on this hot new product, and to download your trial copy, visit 
	<A HREF="http://www.aspencrypt.com">www.aspencrypt.com</A>.
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	<B>Build 1.4.0.2</B> of AspUpload is needed to take advantage of encryption
	capabilities of AspEncrypt. Upgrades are free to registered users.
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	<B>Aug. 18, 1999 - Buffer Overflow Bug Reported by NTBugTraq Fixed</B>
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	It has been reported by the NTBugTraq mailing list that
	when the file name specified exceeds 3800 characters AspUpload
	crashes IIS. This bug has been fixed. The new version is 1.4.0.2. 
	The patch is available to registered users upon request.

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	<B>Jul. 20, 1999 - XUpload 1.0 Released</B>
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	The client-side upload control you have been waiting for is here! XUpload will
	help you overcome the limitations of traditional form-based uploading.
	XUpload is <FONT COLOR="#FF0000"><B>free</B></FONT> with the purchase of an AspUpload Enterprise license. 
	Click <A HREF="xupload.html">here</A> for more information on <B>XUpload</B>. 
	Don't forget to check out the <B>live demo</B>!

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	<B>Jun. 23, 1999 - AspUpload version 1.4 Released</B>
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	AspUpload 1.4 has the following new features:
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	<li><B>Support for Microsoft Access OLE Object Headers</B>. 
	With the new version, you can save files to a MS Access database
	not only as blobs but also as OLE Objects so that 
	the saved documents can be invoked directly from MS Access by double-clicking on the table field.
	See UploadedFile.ToDatabase method for details.
	<LI><B>"Last Modified" timestamp preservation</B>. When you upload files 
	using the <A HREF="xupload.html">XUpload</A> ActiveX control or JUpload Java applet (under development)
	the files' "Last Modified" information can be preserved. See the corresponding
	section in the <A HREF="Manual.htm">Manual</A> for details.
	<LI><B>UploadManager.ToDatabaseEx method</B>. You can now save ANY files in the
	database as blobs, not only uploaded files.
	<LI><B>UploadManager.FileExists method</B>. Check if a given file exists on your hard drive.
	<LI><B>Ability to disable Directory Listing feature via Registry</B>. This is in response to your requests.
	<LI><B>Upload.Files collection no longer throws an exception if the index does not exist</B>. 
	You can now safely check whether a file was uploaded from a given &lt;INPUT TYPE="FILE" NAME="FILE1"> box
	as follows:<P> <FONT FACE="Courier New">If Not Upload.Files("FILE1") Is Nothing Then...</FONT>
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	<B>May 18, 1999 - Microsoft Becomes Registered User of AspUpload</B>
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	<B>Jan. 15, 1999 - AspUpload version 1.3 Released</B>
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	AspUpload 1.3 offers a new method, <B>FromDatabase</B>, which allows you to export
	a file stored as a blob from the database to hard drive in just 1 line of code.
	See <A HREf="ObjectReference.htm" TARGET="NEW">Object Reference</A> (section "UploadManager Methods") for 
	full description.
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	Per your requests, the new version no longer throws an error if no files were selected for uploading. The <B>Save</B> method
	now "quietly" returns 0.
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	<B>Oct. 15, 1998 - AspUpload featured in <I>Visual InterDev 6 for Dummies&reg;</I></B>
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	Here is what Bill Hatfield says about AspUpload in his latest book:
	<B>"Easy for you - just a few lines of script - and easy for your users!"</B>
	The book <I>Visual InterDev 6 for Dummies&reg;</I> lists AspUpload among "Ten Really Cool Server Components" (chapter 19) 
	along with another Persits Software component, <A HREF="http://www.persits.com/aspntuser.html">AspNTUser</A>.
	The latter was also included on the book's accompanying CD ROM.

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