Classic ASP BasicsFor beginner programmers starting with "classic" ASP 3, pre-".NET." NOT for ASP.NET 1.0, 1.1, or 2.0
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However I assume its done the same way - using style sheets. Put this in the head of your document, its fairly self explanitory. The color value you put in the a:hover property will be the color of your link's text onMouseOver
<style>
a {FONT-FAMILY:ARIAL;FONT-SIZE:10px;color:#0000ff;}
a:hover {color: #c41200;}
</style>