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readme.txt 

MQASP sample shows how to perform basic queue operations using MSMQ ActiveX components in IIS server 
side scripting with ASP/VBS.

To run the sample:
1. Create a new folder 'msmq' in your InetPub\scripts directory on the machine where II is installed. 
Copy the sample files to that folder. The IIS Server machine must have MSMQ client or server 
installed in order to use MSMQ ActiveX components. It also has to be DS enabled.

2. Use Internet Explorer from any client machine to point to http://<yourservername>/scripts/msmq/default.asp.  
MSMQ does not need to be installed on the machines running the browser.

For additional information on using MSMQ ActiveX in ASP pages, please see the following article in the 
Microsoft Knowledge Base:

   ARTICLE-ID: Q173339
   "TITLE     : FAQ: How to use MSMQ from an ASP Page"     

For additional information on using ASP pages, refer to Active Server Pages documentation.