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Dictionary object
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Title Dictionary object
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Description This tutorial explains basics of the Dictionary object by using two examples: translation of a number from English to Spanish and password protection.
Category ASP > Tutorials > Development
Keywords Dictionary   object
Date Sep 20, 2007
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