HTML to ASP converter 1.0 ASP.NET script

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HTML to ASP converter converts HTML code for use with ASP, either as an ASP string or using the Response.Write() command. Converts HTML code for use with ASP, either as an ASP string or using the Response.Write() command.Additional features: - Customize ASP string name - Preserve original HTML line breaks or stack code according to a given number of characters per line. - Remove additional tabs and spaces between closing and opening tag for extra compact ASP code. - Include or exclude ASP delimiters ( )Notes: - Quotes in HTML will be converted to double quotes. - The optional number of characters is a minimum, following characters will be added until a closing tag '%>' or a javascript function close bracket ('}') is met. - To prevent ASP mistranslation, a percentage (%) followed by a closing tag(>) will be separated
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