MeetPoint ASP.NET script

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MeetPoint is a flexible one-on-one live support system, built on the Microsoft .NET Framework. MeetPoint is a flexible one-on-one live support system, built on the Microsoft .NET Framework. Its comprehensive feature set makes it one of the most attractive, flexible and affordable solutions in its class. MeetPoint can be integrated in minutes into virtually any web site that runs on ASP.NET. Both Microsoft SQL Server and Microsoft Access are supported as back-end database engines, and all activity can be audited in real-time using powerful built-in search capabilities. Features: - No ActiveX, Flash or Java Required MeetPoint is entirely DHTML and JavaScript-based. Visitors will never be asked to install any plug-ins or answer confusing security questions. - No Reliance on a 3rd Party Server MeetPoint runs entirely on your server and will not contact any other server—ever. You can rest assured that when your web site is live, so is MeetPoint. - Supports All Major Browsers MeetPoint is accessible by all major web browsers, including Internet Explorer, Netscape, Firefox, Opera and Safari. - Flexible, Affordable Licensing MeetPoint is licensed on a pay-once-per-website basis*. There are no monthly fees to pay and no additional costs for multiple operators.
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