expanded response.buffer tip (was: RE: [thelist] Spiders and ASP)

[Scott Dexter]

> 	Response.buffer = true
> Put this at the top of your ASP page and see a nice 
> performance improvement.

well, you won't 'see' a performance improvement because it will appear to
take longer for the page to appear in the browser, but the performance boost
is on the server because the directive allows the ASP engine to work the
page as a whole, instead of pieces.

And you can also set this as a permanent setting through the IIS Admin,
right click on the site, hit properties. choose the home directory tab,
click on the Application Settings' Configuration button, in the App Options
tab is a checkbox, 'Enable buffering' --check it.

its a good tip, I'm an information whore, that's all =)
sgd