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Have you ever wanted to create a mailing list on your site? Tired of using those so-called free services that insert advertisements into all of your e-mails? Well this basic tutorial shows you how to create your own mailing list program in ASP. Included w

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Creating a Mailing List Program

Have you ever wanted to create a mailing list on your site? Tired of using those so-called free services that insert advertisements into all of your e-mails? Well this is your lucky day. I have written a basic tutorial on how to accomplish this task. Included with this article is all source code free to download.

Database Design :
This is pretty simple. First we create an Access database List.mdb. Then we create a table, EmailList with two fields: ID and Email . ID will be used as our primary key and Email will be used to store the e-mail addresses.

An Insertion Script :
Now that we have a database the second part is to create a database insertion scrip to insert e-mail address into the database. The first part in creating the insertion script is to create a generic database include script, Datastore.inc . This script is responsible for simply establishing a connection with the database.


 

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