jtScroll 1.0.1 ASP.NET script

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jtScroll is a page navigation aid. The jtScroll ActiveX component is a page navigation aid. It helps you build web pages to view the contents of an ADO recordset in a highly customized navigable fashion. This server side component takes out the repeated tedious tasks of building the navigation logic, the navigation bars, and the presentation of data in a grid, justified, or any custom format. The jtScroll provides all this by using very few characters per user session of system resources. The component provides extremely rich set of properties and methods to have total control over your presentation as well as the navigation. The component is based on Microsoft's COM (Component Object Model) architecture. It can be used from ASP (Active Server Pages) scripts with or without design-time controls, and cgi (Common Gateway Interface) programs.
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