It's the single most versatile server add-on you can buy. NetCloak commands automate common chores, such as displaying page counters, inserting the time and date, displaying a randomly chosen graphic each time a page is loaded, showing or hiding HTML depending on a user's browser or domain address, and redirecting a user's browser to a different page depending on certain conditions. It also offers better support for variables, which among other things let you store and process information entered into forms.
Enhanced administration features make it easy to work with counters and variables.
Using NetCloak's more advanced commands can be tricky. The NetCloak disk includes plenty of examples that you can dissect. If you want to make your Mac-served Web site more dynamic, put NetCloak at the top of your shopping list. More-advanced commands can be tricky. Read through past issues of Macworld magazine or see a list of recently-posted online items .