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The Response.Buffer Property
Introduction
The Response.Buffer property can be used to specify whether
the current page output should be buffered or not. When buffering is set to
true, then the page will not send any output to the client until all scripts on
the page has finished processing or when it calls the flush or end method. In
IIS 5.0 and above this property is set to True by default.
Example
<%
Response.Buffer
= TRUE
%>
<p>This is some text which will be displayed to the
user when all processing on the page is done.</p>
