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- ASPScriptz News Manager is a free script.It is easy to install and administrate.Unlimited news can be submitted.Admin can add news news and update already submitted news.
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- Using iNews Publisher, you can dynamically create HTML news articles && templates for your site. Add custom security settings for each of the other unlimited number of administrators, upload images, etc. Some of the other features include RS...
- CodeAvalanche News is asp application which allows webmasters to easy add news page to their website.
- Own a turn-key web site just in a few minutes! Furthermore get it with the feature of well-developed news portal that is special for your newspaper! It can be used for any kind of websites from local to general news portals. Displaying Multi-Channel ...
- Axml ASPNews is a stand-alone News Website designed for news sites of any kind(General, Politics, Sports, Music, Science, etc) especially for Newspaper Sites, although it successfully fulfills the purpose of any site. Works with MSSQL or Access Datab...
- Show your visitors the current Time and Weather conditions in your favorite country or state. Time and Weather is hosted and maintained by onyoursite.com, displayed on your site through a simple asp script.
- A fully customizable news system in farsi and english language
- An easy to use ASP-based content management news system. Multiple login levels, news expiration dates and many more features. Uses MS Access database. Free.
- Most users can send their first newsletter or email campaign in under fifteen minutes, and sending subsequent campaigns takes mere seconds. Even if you have no technical background whatsoever, E''s Mailer makes it simple to create email marketin...
- Qnews is an open source, customizable, news publishing system that allows admin to set up different level of users that can post news. It can be added to a website quickly and easily. Mods are simple to make and add to Qnews.
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