PS
And, although generally not recommended, you can change that 20 minutes to anything using
For 15 minutes use
<% Session.Timeout = 15 %>
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| By default all ASP sessions expire after 20 minutes of inactivity or the user closes their browsers.
| So if you are using an ASP login script, the users will automatically be logged out.
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| | > Does anyone have a script to automatically logoff users after a period of
| > inactivity?
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