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    I want to be able to have a web page where I can put links to Word documents so others can view or download them. Is there a way to make this HTML page dynamically display a listing of all of the Word docs in the directory?
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    I'd make an ActiveX DLL that is fired when you hit an ASP. In the component I'd use the filescripting object to list all .docs in a specified folder, then I'd generate a HTML table from that list with the documents hyperlinked to their locations.

    How do you feel about that? If you want some sample code reply back to the thread.

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    Thanks for the suggestion. I was kinda wondering if it could be done without ASP, because I do not have ASP permissions on the server. But if I decide to upgrade to ASP, I'll try what you said.
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    if you have directory browsing allowed, and you don't put a default document in the directory (default.asp, index.html...etc.) then the server will make a list of the contents of the folder.

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    Ah. Thank you. Maybe I can just do that.
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