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Introduction to CountryLocator
Getting Started - (Installation Procedures)
Running the Setup Wizard
Configuring IIS Using CountryLocator
Configuring IIS Manually
Files to be Installed
Feature List
Configuration
User Interface
QuickStart
Redirection Filters
Advanced
License
Manual Configuration via Config File
Retrieving Country Information Via Scripting Languages
Scriptable Statistics
Country List
Frequently Asked Questions
Uninstalling
System Requirements
Release Notes
Licensing/Purchasing
Technical Support
Contact Information
People from all over the world are surfing the net. Normally, there s no way for you to know what country your web site visitors are from. The location of your visitors is valuable information because it can be used to: - Detect fraudulent credit card purchases.
- Redirect visitors to country specific web pages.
- Hide content from visitors from specific countries.
- Provide advertisers with geographical statistics.
- Display originiating country language, currency and other country specific information.
- Meet the needs of many other geographic specific locations.
CountryLocator is an easy-to-use Internet Server Application Programming Interface (ISAPI) plugin that can be used with any web server running Internet Information Services (IIS). It uses your visitor's IP addresses to determine what country they are from and processes the information in a scripting language, such as PHP, ASP, NET, Perl, Cold Fusion, or CGI.
When your visitor's browser requests content from your web server running CountryLocator, CountryLocator retrieves the visitor's IP address and checks it against a database to determine the visitor's location. Based on the location, the visitor either receives the data or is redirected to the data specific to his or her location. Then, CountryLocator stores the country information as a server variable so that dynamic pages, such as PHP or ASP, can process it and use it to the benefit of the visitor.
Protect against fraud, control your content, provide advertisers with statistics, and much more using CountryLocator!
If your visitors purchase products from your site, CountryLocator can prevent fraudulent credit card purchases. Using CountryLocator, you can identify the country the visitor is located in and cross check it against the billing address.
You'll also be able to control the content your visitors see and show them only the content that applies to the country they are in. CountryLocator can identify the visitor's location and automatically redirect him or her to the appropriate web page. Or, CountryLocator can be used to successfully hide specified content from visitors in countries where the content may not apply.
Another great benefit of using CountryLocator is the ability to provide advertisers with geographical statistics. If your site generates revenue through advertisements, you can use CountryLocator to show advertisers where your site visitors are from and prove the worldwide appeal of your site.
On top of these great benefits, CountryLocator can be used to meet the needs of many other geographic specific applications.
CountryLocator uses a setup wizard to make the installation process as easy as possible. The next four sections will help you run the setup wizard, configure IIS to use CountryLocator, and provide you a list of files that are installed.
To run the setup wizard for CountryLocator:
- Double click on the setup file to display the setup program. A screen titled "Welcome to CountryLocator Setup Wizard" will appear and ask you to verify that you want to install CountryLocator.
- Click "Next" to continue the setup.
- You will be asked to select a destination or installation directory. Click "Next" to continue setup. (Note: CountryLocator's default installation destination is "C:\Program Files\CountryLocator\". However, you can install it in any directory you specify.)
- Click "Install" to confirm that CountryLocator is to be installed on the computer and finalize the customization of the CountryLocator installation.
- When the installation is complete, a screen titled "Completing the CountryLocator Setup Wizard" will appear. The screen includes two checkboxes: "Auto-configure IIS to work with CountryLocator" and "Launch CountryLocator." Selecting the Auto-configure box will allow the setup program to prepare IIS to immediately begin working with CountryLocator. (Note: It is best to restart after the setup is complete.) However, if you choose to leave the Auto-configure box unchecked, you may use the configuration tool later to manually configure or auto-configure CountryLocator to work with IIS.
- Click "Finish" to close the setup program.
To set up IIS to work with CountryLocator:
- Open the CountryLocator configuration tool.
- Click on the QuickStart tab near the top of the window.
- Click the "Add to Webserver" button. (Note: If this button is disabled, it means that IIS is already configured to work with CountryLocator. To remove the CountryLocator configuration in IIS click on the "Remove from Webserver" button. This will stop IIS from running CountryLocator.
IIS can be configured manually to work with CountryLocator using the following steps:
- Open the Internet Information Services configuration utility. (You can access this utility by opening Control Panel, double-clicking on Administrative Tool, and clicking on Internet Services Manager icon).
- Right-click on the server that CountryLocator will be installed on and select Properties.
- Under the Internet Information Services tab is a group of options called Master Properties. Click on the "Edit" button and select the ISAPI Filters tab.
- Click on the "Add" button to add CountryLocator to the list of filters IIS uses.
- In the Filter Properties dialog enter the following information:
- Under Filter Name, enter "CountryLocator."
- Enter the location of the CountryLocator DLL file. (Note: The DLL file is is always located in the directory where CountryLocator was installed "C:\Program Files\CountryLocator\." To locate the file in Windows Explorer, click "Browse".)
- Click "OK" until you return to the Internet Information Services configuration utility.
- Right-click on the server and select Restart IIS. When the restart is complete, IIS is ready to work with CountryLocator.
For further step-by-step instructions, visit our Quick Help support area, which shows screenshots of how to install and uninstall an ISAPI plugin with IIS.
The following files are installed during setup and are required to allow CountryLocator to run properly:
| File Name | Description | | country.exe | CountryLocator Application | | country.cfg | CountryLocator Configuration File | | country.dll | CountryLocator DLL | | country.htm | CountryLocator Help Documentation | | country-list.txt | CountryLocator Country List | | country-stats.htm | CountryLocator Scriptable Statistics Example | | flags | CountryLocator Flags of the World | | elmsg.dll | CountryLocator Event Log DLL |
All the settings for CountryLocator can be configured using the CountryLocator configuration tool. The configuration tool has several tabs: QuickStart, Redirection Filters, Advanced, and License. These tabs provide access to all of CountryLocator's settings, which make it possible for you to configure CountryLocator to meet the needs of any web server application.
The "Load" button (located at the bottom of the CountryLocator application) allows you to load new configuration settings from a configuration file. You can save the configured settings to a configuration file using the "Save" and "Save As" buttons. Use the "Reset" button to reset the current configuration to the CountryLocator default values. No changes will take effect until they are saved. CountryLocator periodically checks to see if a new configuration file is available. If the configuration file currently available is newer than the one CountryLocator has loaded, it will load the new one into memory. one into memory.
When CountryLocator is started, by default the configuration file that is located in the directory where CountryLocator was installed (usually "C:\Program Files\CountryLocator\") is started up as well.
QuickStart is a fast and easy way to configure CountryLocator. With QuickStart, you can integrate CountryLocator into IIS with the click of a button.
With this option, it is possible to have CountryLocator globally start or stop country detection. CountryLocator will still load in IIS, but will cease detecting visitor's country location. This option is mainly for debugging purposes.
Unlike other ISAPI filters for IIS, you can start or stop CountryLocator from being loaded by IIS using CountryLocator's configuration tool. CountryLocator allows for maximum control within IIS without having to adjust the Internet Services Manager settings or manually configure CountryLocator to work on IIS. Instead, CountryLocator can configure itself into or out of IIS with minimal effort on your part. To allow the CountryLocator filter to be loaded by IIS, click on the "Add to Webserver" button. IIS will start using CountryLocator the next time IIS is restarted or the next time the computer is restarted. To stop the CountryLocator filter from being loaded by IIS, click on the "Remove from Webserver" button. CountryLocator will then be removed from use by IIS the next time IIS is restarted or the computer is restarted.
With redirection filters, CountryLocator can be set to automatically redirect users to another server or web site based upon the user's country. The redirection filters provide a way to redirect the user without having to use PHP or ASP. CountryLocator applies the redirection filters to all the paths located on the web server except the Redirect Ignore Path, which can be specified in the QuickStart tab.
For example, a web server may have multiple web sites for each country, such as:
http://www.mysite.com/
http://china.mysite.com/
http://usa.mysite.com/
http://europe.mysite.com/
In this case, it would be possible to use redirection filters if you want to redirect users to a specific site on your web server. For example:
http://www.mysite.com/china/
http://www.mysite.com/india/
Here however, it would be more viable to use PHP or ASP to redirect users instead of using redirection filters. This is because redirection filters are applied on a site wide basis. So, if a user tries to access a page, such as http://www.mysite.com/china/buygood.htm, he or she will be redirected back to http://www.mysite.com/china/. It would be better to use a PHP or ASP file that would individually redirect users who visited http://www.mysite.com/ and send them to /china/ or /india/. For more information on how to use HTTP headers to retrieve the user's country with CountryLocator and PHP or ASP, see the Frequently Asked Questions page for CountryLocator.
The Redirection Filters tab lists all of the redirection filters that CountryLocator will use to decide where to redirect users. The "Add," "Edit," "Remove," and "Reset" buttons allow you to modify redirection filters or to create new ones.
To create a new filter item, click on the "Add" button located at the bottom of the screen. The Properties dialog will appear; this is where you will enter all properties of the new filter you want to create. Each filter you create will determine under what circumstances CountryLocator should operate.
Country
The Country property states that users from the specified country will be redirected.
Redirect To
The Redirect To property is the path that the users will be redirected to. This path can be either relative or absolute.
Examples
To redirect all users that are located in Italy to http://www.mysite.it/, enter the following:
Country: Italy (IT)
RedirectTo: http://www.mysite.it/
To edit an item that has already been added, select the item in the list and click the "Edit" button, or just double click on the item. The Properties dialog will appear with the item's information already entered. Change the information that needs changing and click "OK" to modify the item, or click Cancel to discard any changes.
To remove an item from the list of active filters, select the filter and click the "Remove" button. To clear all of the filters from the list, use the "Reset" button.
Predefines are a set of options that allow the easy configuration of redirection based upon special rules, such as "Redirect (block) all US IP addresses" and "Redirect (block) all Non-US IP addresses."
The Advanced tab provides control for CountryLocator's more advanced features, including support for proxy servers, page extensions, and support for statistics. Below are in depth descriptions of the advanced features.
CountryLocator can decode country information via requests coming from proxy servers. By default, this option is turned off because it is possible to forge the IP address using proxy server requests.
With the Include Full Name feature you can specify whether or not CountryLocator should output the X_COUNTRYNAME HTTP header which contains the full name of the country.
With the Start/Stop Notification feature you can have CountryLocator put a notification in the Windows Event Log each time CountryLocator starts or stops.
Page extensions are a valuable resource in CountryLocator that specify which extensions CountryLocator should retrieve country information for. Retrieving country information for jpeg or gif formats would not be very valuable since the jpeg or gif can t do anything with the country information it is passed. To specify an extension that CountryLocator should pass the user's country location to, add the extension to the list, where each extension is separated by by commas. For example, htm,html,php,asp,cgi,pl,exe.
To specify a path on the web server where CountryLocator will not apply the Redirection filters, enter in the relative path on the web server. This path is recursively set to ignore all Redirection filters. When a user accesses any path on the web server, other than the Ignore Path, the Redirection filters will be applied based upon the user's country.
CountryLocator allows for a customizable statistics page named country-stats.htm. This country-stats.htm web page should be located in the same directory as the CountryLocator DLL. To map country-stats.htm to another name on the web server, enter that name in the statistics section under the Advanced tab in the configuration tool. The physical file should still be called country-stats.htm and be located in the CountryLocator DLL directory. However, to view the page, users will have to enter in the mapped address. To specify the file name of the web page that CountryLocator should use to generate statistics, enter it in the space provided. To turn this feature off, leave this field blank.
Statistics Level: With statistic levels, you can control which countries are displayed on the statistics web page. Sometimes it is helpful to display only the countries your visitors are coming from rather than all the countries, regardless of whether your visitors are located there.
Select 0 to display all countries
Select 1 to skip all countries where the hit count is 0
Select 2 to skip all countries where the hit percent is 0
This feature allows the generation of log files in the supplied log file directory. The log files contain information on all the operations that CountryLocator performs. By default, this feature is turned off.
Each time a log file is generated, it is generated in a particular format. This format always begins with the date and time the event occurred, followed by the description of the event. For example:
12/14/2003 17:34:52 New configuration applied
This states that a new configuration was applied on 12/14/2003 at 17:34:52. The most important event that is displayed in the log is:
01/02/2004 19:35:39 IP 127.0.0.1 -> US (Redirect: /usa/index.asp)
The description for this event displays the date and time of the event, the IP address of the user, the country he or she is located in, and where he or she was redirected (if any redirection occured).
A log file record is also kept each time CountryLocator starts up or shuts down. The format for such an event looks like:
12/12/2003 19:08:30 CountryLocator v0.8 (Beta) started
12/12/2003 19:08:31 CountryLocator v0.8 (Beta) shutdown
The description of this event displays the date and time of the event, the name of the ISAPI plugin, the version number, and whether or not a start up or shutdown event occurred.
The License tab provides information about the current copy of CountryLocator, including the version number, the number of CountryLocator copies that have been used, and the number of copies that can still be used with the current serial number.
It is possible to configure CountryLocator manually by editing the configuration (.cfg) file for CountryLocator, which is located in the directory where CountryLocator was installed. This is recommended for advanced users only. The configuration file can be edited by loading it into notepad. The format is similar to the format for Windows INI files. After changes have been made to the file and the country.cfg file is saved, CountryLocator will automatically reload the configuration file and use its new settings. Entries that take integers look like this: MinFileSize:1000. Entries that take strings look like this: LogDirectory:"logs" or SupportProxyIP:"TRUE".
Logging
LogEnabled:[TRUE/FALSE] default: FALSE
LogDirectory:[string] default: log-country\
Event Log Notification
NotifyStartStop:[TRUE/FALSE] default: FALSE
Detection
CountryEnabled:[TRUE/FALSE] default: TRUE
Proxy
SupportProxyIP:[TRUE/FALSE] default: FALSE
Extensions
PageExtensions:[string] default: "htm,html,asp,php,pl"
Redirection
Redirect-US:[string]
Redirect-CN:[string]
RedirectIgnorePath:[string]
Redirect-XX:[URL]
Misc
IncludeFullName:[TRUE/FALSE] default: FALSE
StatisticsLevel:[0-2] 0=All, 1=Skip 0 Hits, 2=Skip 0 Percent
Getting the country location of the user must be done by utilizing server variables. This can be done in scripting languages such as PHP or ASP where it is easy to get the server variables. CountryLocator creates a server variable that contains the country the user is located in.
To retrieve the country's two-letter abbreviation, use the server variAble called "HTTP_X_COUNTRY."
To retrieve the country's full name, use the server variable called "HTTP_X_COUNTRYNAME." By default, the X-COUNTRYNAME header is turned off, although it can be turned on using CountryLocator's configuration tool.
To retrieve the country where the user is located in PHP, use:
<html>
<body>
<?php
function GetCountryAbbrev() {
if (isset($_SERVER['HTTP_X_COUNTRY']))
return $_SERVER['HTTP_X_COUNTRY'];
return "UNKNOWN";
}
function GetCountryName() {
if (isset($_SERVER['HTTP_X_COUNTRYNAME']))
return $_SERVER['HTTP_X_COUNTRYNAME'];
return "UNKNOWN";
}
?>
<b>COUNTRY</b>: <?php echo GetCountryName()." (".GetCountryAbbrev().")" ?>
</body>
</html>
In ASP, use:
<%@ LANGUAGE="VBSCRIPT" %>
<html>
<body>
<%
Function GetCountryAbbrev()
GetCountryAbbrev = Request.ServerVariables("HTTP_X_COUNTRY")
End Function
Function GetCountryName()
GetCountryName = Request.ServerVariables("HTTP_X_COUNTRYNAME")
End Function
%>
<b>COUNTRY</b>: <%=GetCountryName()%> (<%=GetCountryAbbrev()%>)
</body>
</html>
Getting the server variable HTTP_X_COUNTRY and HTTP_X_COUNTRYNAME in CGI might look something like:
print $ENV{'HTTP_X_COUNTRYNAME'};
print $ENV{'HTTP_X_COUNTRY'};
By using these simple functions, CountryLocator can be incorporated into any existing PHP or ASP page with little hassle. CountryLocator also supports Perl and CGI.
CountryLocator provides support for scriptable statistics that can be inserted into only one web page. This web page should be named country-stats.htm and should be located in the same directory as the CountryLocator DLL. To map country-stats.htm to another name on the web server, enter that name in the statistics section under the Advanced tab in the configuration tool. The physical file should still be called country-stats.htm and be located in the CountryLocator DLL directory. However, to view the page, users will have to enter in the mapped address. Statistics are reset each time the server is restarted.
CountryLocator uses special scripting to generate the statistics page, which lists all the countries and how many users have visited the web server from each country. Below is a list of CountryLocator's scripting specifications.
| Property | Discription | | {Stats.HitsTotal} | Displays the total number of hits the web server has recieved | | {Stats.PagesTotal} | Displays the total number of pages requested from the web server | | {Country.Name} | Displays the name of the country | | {Country.Abbreviation} | Displays the abbreviation of the country's name | | {Country.Hits} | Displays the numbers of users that have visited the web server from this country | | {Country.HitsPercent} | Displays the percentage of total number of users that have visited the web server from this country | | {Country.HitsOneOverPercent} | Displays the inverse value for {Country.HitsPercent} | | {Country.Pages} | Displays the total number of pages that have been requested from this country | | {Country.PagesPercent} | Displays the percentage of total number of pages that have been requested from the web server from this country | | {Country.PagesOneOverPercent} | Displays the inverse value for {Country.PagesPercent} | | {System.Version} | CountryLocator Name and Version Number | | {System.Mode} | CountryLocator Mode (Evaluation/Registered & Active/Disabled) |
When the HTML page is served up by CountryLocator, it replaces any of the country properties with the value of the description. To list all of the countries, the scripting specification for CountryLocator must display each country's statistics. It does this by using dividers. CountryLocator creates a countryheader, a countrybody, and a countryfooter for each country, like this:
<!-- BEGINPAGE:countryheader -->
<!-- BEGINPAGE:countrybody -->
<!-- BEGINPAGE:countryfooter -->
For example, to list all of the countries and their statistics, we might insert into an HTML page:
<!-- BEGINPAGE:countryheader -->
Country:
<!-- BEGINPAGE:countrybody -->
{Country.Name}
<!-- BEGINPAGE:countryfooter -->
Then, for each of the countries listed, a countryheader section is created, a countrybody section is created, and a countryfooter section is created. To alternate between two different countrybody styles we might use:
<!-- BEGINPAGE:countryheader -->
Country:
<!-- BEGINPAGE:countrybody1 -->
<font color="navy">{Country.Name}</font>
<!-- BEGINPAGE:countrybody2 -->
<font color="green">{Country.Name}</font>
<!-- BEGINPAGE:countryfooter -->
Using this method, CountryLocator would create the statistics for two countries at a time. One country's name would be in navy and the other in green. Both would have Country: preceding the country name and be followed by a number.
Afghanistan;af
African Regional Property Organization;ap
Albania;al
Algeria;dz
American Samoa;as
Andorra;ad
Angola;ao
Anguilla;ai
Antarctica;aq
Antigua and Barbuda;ag
Argentina;ar
Armenia;am
Aruba;aw
Ascension Island;ac
Australia;au
Austria;at
Azerbaijan;az
Bahamas;bs
Bahrain;bh
Bangladesh;bd
Barbados;bb
Belarus;by
Belgium;be
Belize;bz
Benin;bj
Bermuda;bm
Bhutan;bt
Bolivia;bo
Bosnia and Herzegovina;ba
Botswana;bw
Bouvet Island;bv
Brazil;br
British Indian Ocean Territory;io
Brunei Darussalam;bn
Bulgaria;bg
Burkina Faso;bf
Burundi;bi
Cambodia;kh
Cameroon;cm
Canada;ca
Cape Verde;cv
Cayman Islands;ky
Central African Republic;cf
Chad;td
Chile;cl
China;cn
Christmas Island;cx
Clipperton Island;cp
Cocos (Keeling) Islands;cc
Colombia;co
Comoros;km
Congo;cg
The Democratic Republic of the Congo;cd
Cook Islands;ck
Costa Rica;cr
Cote D'ivoire;ci
Croatia;hr
Cuba;cu
Cyprus;cy
Czech Republic;cz
Denmark;dk
Diego Garcia;dg
Djibouti;dj
Dominica;dm
Dominican Republic;do
Ecuador;ec
Egypt;eg
El Salvador;sv
Equatorial Guinea;gq
Eritrea;er
Estonia;ee
Ethiopia;et
European Union;eu
Falkland Islands (Malvinas);fk
Faroe Islands;fo
Fiji;fj
Finland;fi
France;fr
French Guiana;gf
French Polynesia;pf
French Southern Territories;tf
Gabon;ga
Gambia;gm
Georgia;ge
Germany;de
Ghana;gh
Gibraltar;gi
Greece;gr
Greenland;gl
Grenada;gd
Guadeloupe;gp
Guam;gu
Guatemala;gt
Guinea;gn
Guinea-Bissau;gw
Guyana;gy
Haiti;ht
Heard Island and McDonald Islands;hm
Holy See (Vatican City State);va
Honduras;hn
Hong Kong;hk
Hungary;hu
Iceland;is
India;in
Indonesia;id
Islamic Republic of Iran;ir
Iraq;iq
Ireland;ie
Israel;il
Italy;it
Jamaica;jm
Japan;jp
Jordan;jo
Kazakhstan;kz
Kenya;ke
Kiribati;ki
Democratic People's Republic of Korea;kp
Republic of Korea;kr
Kuwait;kw
Kyrgyzstan;kg
Lao People's Democratic Republic;la
Latvia;lv
Lebanon;lb
Lesotho;ls
Liberia;lr
Libyan Arab Jamahiriya;ly
Liechtenstein;li
Lithuania;lt
Luxembourg;lu
Macao;mo
Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia;mk
Madagascar;mg
Malawi;mw
Malaysia;my
Maldives;mv
Mali;ml
Malta;mt
Marshall Islands;mh
Martinique;mq
Mauritania;mr
Mauritius;mu
Mayotte;yt
Mexico;mx
Federated States of Micronesia;fm
Republic of Moldova;md
Monaco;mc
Mongolia;mn
Montserrat;ms
Morocco;ma
Mozambique;mz
Myanmar;mm
Namibia;na
Nauru;nr
Nepal;np
Netherlands;nl
Netherlands Antilles;an
New Caledonia;nc
New Zealand;nz
Nicaragua;ni
Niger;ne
Nigeria;ng
Niue;nu
Norfolk Island;nf
Northern Mariana Islands;mp
Norway;no
Oman;om
Pakistan;pk
Palau;pw
Palestinian Territory;ps
Panama;pa
Papua New Guinea;pg
Paraguay;py
Peru;pe
Philippines;ph
Pitcairn;pn
Poland;pl
Portugal;pt
Puerto Rico;pr
Qatar;qa
Reunion;re
Romania;ro
Russian Federation;ru
Rwanda;rw
Saint Helena;sh
Saint Kitts and Nevis;kn
Saint Lucia;lc
Saint Pierre and Miquelon;pm
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines;vc
Samoa;ws
San Marino;sm
Sao Tome and Principe;st
Saudi Arabia;sa
Senegal;sn
Seychelles;sc
Sierra Leone;sl
Singapore;sg
Slovakia;sk
Slovenia;si
Solomon Islands;sb
Somalia;so
South Africa;za
South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands;gs
Spain;es
Sri Lanka;lk
Sudan;sd
Suriname;sr
Svalbard and Jan Mayen;sj
Swaziland;sz
Sweden;se
Switzerland;ch
Syrian Arab Republic;sy
Taiwan, Province of China;tw
Tajikistan;tj
United Republic of Tanzania;tz
Thailand;th
Timor-leste;tl
Togo;tg
Tokelau;tk
Tonga;to
Trinidad and Tobago;tt
Tunisia;tn
Turkey;tr
Turkmenistan;tm
Turks and Caicos Islands;tc
Tuvalu;tv
Uganda;ug
Ukraine;ua
United Arab Emirates;ae
United Kingdom;gb
United Kingdom;uk
United States;us
United States Minor Outlying Islands;um
Uruguay;uy
Uzbekistan;uz
Vanuatu;vu
Venezuela;ve
Viet Nam;vn
Virgin Islands, British;vg
Virgin Islands, U.S.;vi
Wallis and Futuna;wf
Western Sahara;eh
Yemen;ye
Yugoslavia;yu
Zambia;zm
Zimbabwe;zw
To Uninstall CountryLocator, click on the Uninstall icon that is located in the Program Folder for CountryLocator in the Start menu. This will run through the uninstall program and uninstall CountryLocator. If the CountryLocator filter is currently in use by IIS, the CountryLocator DLL file that IIS uses will be deleted the next time the system is restarted.
For further step-by-step instructions, visit our Quick Help support area, which shows screenshots of how to install and uninstall an ISAPI plugin with IIS.
CountryLocator requires Windows NT/2000/XP Professional/2003 .NET with Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) 5.x or 6 and at least 128 MB of RAM.
Version 1.00 - First release of CountryLocator
For important information on purchasing a copy of CountryLocator, please contact ISAPILabs at http://www.isapilabs.com/.
All technical support is available via our support page located on the World Wide Web at http://www.isapilabs.com/.
To contact us, please visit our contact page.
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