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The biggest problem people have with image beacons is that they don't know how to resolve the fact they they display as a broken image. so they do a 1x1 pixel image to hide it. usually you still see a little black dot somewhere on the page because of it. so why not use the beacon for your tracking/whateverelse purposes, but userside, make a real image ap
pear, making it look like a legitimate image pull from a library or something.so you just drop this code all by itself in a publicly accessible file. No HTML or anything else. Just that code into a blank document, and save it. name it something remotely intelligent, img. aspfor exmaple.call from ANY webpage, <img src="img. asp">Response.ContentType = "image/gif" dim tmppath,thefile tmppath="e:SOMEFULLPATHeautifulbabe.gif" thefile=ReadByteArray(tmppath) response.binarywrite thefile Function ReadByteArray(strFileName) Const adTypeBinary = 1 Dim bin Set bin = CreateObject("ADODB.Stream" ![]() bin.Type = adTypeBinary bin.Open bin.LoadFromFile strFileName ReadByteArray = bin.Read End Function |

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