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To give a variable application scope, store in the application object by assigning a value to a named entry in the object. For example, the following command stores an application specific greeting in the Application Object: <%Application ("Greeting") = "Welcome to Exploration Air" %> To retrieve information from the Application object, use the ASP output directive output directive (<%=) or Response. Write to access the named entry from any subsequent page in the application. The following example uses the output directive to display the value of the Application ("Greeting"): <% = Application ("Greeting") %>
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