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ASP Did-You-Mean is the search engine spell-checker component for Microsoft ASP web applications. Component Overview: "Google" style search spelling suggestions & Improved search results; Compatible with ASP search engines, websites and intranets

Map Suite Engine is a non-visual GIS framework that enables .NET developers to create GUI-less GIS services, add maps to batch applications, or even design their own custom user interface for their mapping applications.

Analyze web site visitors' behaviour and get complete site statistics. Hierarchical reports with interactive navigation, charts, open database format. View statistics changing over time, compare reports for different intervals. Create custom reports.

Easily create your X-Cart entry page or an entry page for any site. Add a logo, description, meta tags in a WYSIWYG environment.

Excel to shopping cart or product catalog. You can publish them to virtually any server or even on a CD. Very fast and easy to use, without MySQL. You can change template and easily to integrate shopping cart with your site. Search Engine friendly.

Toolbar Button Builder helps you generate Buttons for the Google Toolbar. Google Toolbar buttons are placed within the Toolbar. This custon buttons are based on XML and let you navigate and search a site, display RSS feeds in a menu

Pay per click (PPC) advertising can be expensive. To save money, experts develop large keyword phrase lists that few competitors are bidding on. The Permutator helps create these lists in just minutes. Great for use with Google Adwords and Yahoo!

Fill in Simple Form Fields and the Code is Generated for You. Just copy and paste the code into your web page and upload your files. Now you may give your site the edge it needs to achieve higher rankings with search engine databases.

Just fill in a simple form and the robots.txt code is generated for you. Robots Txt Maker can save your robots.txt file to disk and help you prevent certain web site files and directories from being indexed by search engine robots.