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[QUOTE="Stefan B Rusynko, post: 6651120"]
If you always want 1 year from the current date
- In a .asp page it would be
<%
NewDate=DateAdd("Y", 1, Date())
DateText="Must be after " &  MonthName(Month(NewDate)) & " "  Year(NewDate)
Response.Write DateText
%>
See the VBscript references DateAdd, MonthName,Month, and Year at:
[URL]http://www.devguru.com/technologies/vbscript/quickref/vbscript_list.html[/URL]

Or, since you don't care about the day, you could just do
<% = "Must be after " &  MonthName(Month(Date()) & " "  Year(Date())+1 %>

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Hi

I would like to have a text box on a form (asp) showing something like
"Must be after February 2010"
This would be for forms shown during 2009.
So the date (year) would be this year +1

Is this possible in frontpage?

Sort of the same as the access function DateAdd
="Must be after "&Format(DateAdd("Y", 1, Date()),"mmm yyyy"
I know this will not work in frontpage, just an example
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