// JavaScript Documentfunction addSuperStats(page) {	pageName = page;    	var code = ' '; 	document.write("<script src='http://code.superstats.com/code/ss/APLINTERNAL/0/30b'></script>");	br = navigator.appName + parseInt(navigator.appVersion);	if (code != ' ' || br == 'Netscape2') {	   	document.write(code);		}    	else {		document.write(''+ ' <img'+ ' src="http://stats.superstats.com/b/ss/APLINTERNAL/1'+ '?pageName=' + escape(pageName) + '" border=0>');		}			}		/***********************STEP ONE: Save this file somewhere in your site. It doesn't matter where as long as you know where it is. We often put it inside a sub directory called "includes" or "scripts" to keep the site's directory structure nice and clean, but you could put it anywhere. What's important is that you know the relative path to this file.STEP TWO: In the <HEAD> of the page, place the following line of code. NOTE: You'll need to use the correct relative path to this file. If this file (sup_stats.js) is in the same directory with the web page using it (default.asp for example), you don't need "includes/".       <script src="includes/sup_stats.js"></script>	               |___________________|				            ||			   Use correct relative path here.			STEP THREE:Place the function call right before the </body> tag with the appropriate page name. NOTE: Please use the site name as part of the page name to help distinquish different sites within this one instance of Superstats.For example:     <script>addSuperStats('TSDWWW Main Page')</script>     </BODY>	 That's it, Fort Pitt!Any questions, give me a ring on x84785.--Ray Nosko************************/
