ASP: permanent redirect with HTTP 301 status code

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There are situations when we need to redirect the visitor to a web site to another place.
This is done for example when the web site is no longer updated or valid.
In order to do so we can redirect the visitor permanently with HTTP 301 response code. That is done because we need to tell the user-agent that the location is permanently moved elsewhere.
I believe you all know what HTTP headers are... or maybe we should start from there...

ASP: Multilingual web sites (AddHeader, CodePage and CharSet)

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I've been working with multilingual web sites for a long time and - believe me - they sometimes are not so easy to manage. At the moment, one of the sites I manage, lets the user choose between 8 languages (including Cyrillic).
One of the issues you might have to face when dealing with languages, is how to manage charsets. I know there's a lot of talking about it, especially in relation to specific browsers and characters rendering. The only thing I remember is that it was a real pain! Being completely sure on how the web page was rendered seemed to be almost impossible.