ElseIf InStr(Request.ServerVariables("HTTP_USER-AGENT"), "MSIE") Then
MachPath = "../mm/iiscpbtm.asp"
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<td colspan="2"><h1><a name="iisinaction">Public Web Site and Extranet Scenarios</a></h1></td>
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<td rowspan="2"><BR><BR><p>You can use IIS version 4 to power your Public Web Site or Extranet in a number of ways. This section illustrates four scenarios in which IIS is especially useful.</p>
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<td width="180" rowspan="3" nowrap background="gradient.gif" valign="top"><center><a href="<%= MachPath%>"><img src="iimm.gif" border="0" alt="Introductory video "></a><p>If your computer is multimedia-capable, click for a multimedia introduction to IIS in Action at the Public Web Site and Extranet from IIS Product Manager Michael Howard.</center><br>
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<p>You can see IIS in Action in the following areas:
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<br><a href="iiscpb1.asp">Security for the Public Web Site and Extranet</a> <br>
<br><a href="iiscpb2.asp">Creating a Customer Service Application</a><br>
<br><a href="iiscpb3.asp">Using Internet Explorer Version 4 Channels</a><br>
<br><a href="iiscpb4.asp">Debugging an Active Server Pages Application</a><br>