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ShutterMan
Subject says it all. What do I have to remove from a site to get rid
of Ajax.net? Including the webconfig stuff. Thanks
of Ajax.net? Including the webconfig stuff. Thanks
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Subject says it all. What do I have to remove from a site to get rid
of Ajax.net? Including the webconfig stuff. Thanks
Probably everything which is matched to System.Web.Extensions. Plus,
System.Web.Extensions.dll, if presented
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