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I don't know how high-end you want to go, but my sites are on http://www.whizhost.com which seems like a pretty good value. It has reseller accounts (managed with Plesk) and just about everything enabled (probably including ASP). Last I checked it was $99 per year for 2 GB storage and 30 GB...

Using <!--#include virtual=&quot;file.pl&quot; --> should work as long as Server Side Includes are enabled. You might want to check on the syntax, though, as I'm just guessing. Another way to do it is to put <script type=&quot;text/javascript&quot; language=&quot;javascript&quot...

The reason these editors even work is because HTML is a pretty simple language. I say take the time to learn to code by hand (even if you learn by watching the editor). When you get into more complicated stuff like Perl, you'll be very glad you did.

In theory, it is possible to embed fonts within a page using css to point to the font file on your server. There are seperate programs for making the file and seperate procedures for linking to it for Netscape and Internet Explorer. I tried it a while back, but never managed to get it working...

$input=~tr/\$,//; where $input contains the value of the field.

Yes, you need &quot;&quot; and (this) in your script. To make a message pop up, use alert(&quot;whatever you want it to say&quot;); You might want to check out a javascript tutorial, as there are plenty out there.

I use the Perl Editor from http://www.dzsoft.com Only the first 120 lines are editable in the free version, but it's still useful because it lets you simulate GET and POST requests.