Not to sound harsh, but you seem to want to have the work done for you, 

unless I'm missing the point of your post.  In case I'm not, you may find 

it more helpful to break down your project into manageable chunks, plan 

out your specifications based on requirements, and ask questions on 

specific items if you're stuck.  



If you have no experience at all doing this kind of work, you may find the 

Beginning ASP 3.0 book from wrox helpful, as well as Active Server Pages 

3.0 (Visual Press... hey, its a handy reference at times).  If you are 

unfamiliar with Microsoft Access (I'm assuming that's the database you're 

using), I'd recommend Mastering Access 2000 Development(or 97, depends on 

what you have) by Alison Balter.



You may be able to find examples and solutions to issues you might come 

across at hotscripts.com.