id also like to know this... not for links but for an intro

i found a lil thing in the IIS, but cant remember if it had a Flash detecter... and it didnt seem to work well in Netscape or Opera

<script language="javascript">
<!-- Hide script from old browsers
var expireDate = new Date  
var hasFlash = false           
var numVisits = 0           
var skipFlashURL = "noflash.html"                
//Sets the browser cookie

function setCookie(){

expireDate.setMonth(expireDate.getMonth() + 6)

document.cookie = "numVisits=" + 0 + "; expires=" + expireDate.toGMTString()

 }

//Check for flash if browser is netscape
//submitted to http://www.a1javascripts.com - www.a1javascripts.com by Joshua Luft-Glidden
if(navigator.appName == "Netscape"){

for(i=0; i<navigator.plugins.length; i++){

if(navigator.plugins[i].name == "Shockwave Flash"){

hasFlash = true

 }

}

}

//Check for flash if browser is IE

else if(navigator.appName == "Microsoft Internet Explorer"){

document.writeln("<script language='VBscript'>")
document.writeln('\'Test to see if VBScripting works')
document.writeln("detectableWithVB = False")
document.writeln("If ScriptEngineMajorVersion >= 2 then")
document.writeln("   detectableWithVB = True")
document.writeln("End If")
document.writeln('\'This will check for the plugin')
document.writeln("Function detectActiveXControl(activeXControlName)")
document.writeln("   on error resume next")
document.writeln("   detectActiveXControl = False")
document.writeln("   If detectableWithVB Then")
document.writeln("      detectActiveXControl = IsObject(CreateObject(activeXControlName))")
document.writeln("   End If")
document.writeln("End Function")
document.writeln("</scr" + "ipt>")
hasFlash = detectActiveXControl("ShockwaveFlash.ShockwaveFlash.1")

 }    

//If there is no cookie (first time visitor) set one

if(document.cookie == ""){
setCookie()
 }
//If there is a cookie (visitor has been here before) update cookie

 else{

var dummy = document.cookie.split("=")

numVisits = dummy[1]
expireDate.setMonth(expireDate.getMonth() + 6)
document.cookie = "numVisits=" + ++numVisits + "; expires=" + expireDate.toGMTString()

 }
//If visitor has been to the site many times skip flash intro

if((document.cookie != "") && (numVisits > 5) && hasFlash){

document.location = skipFlashURL

 }
//If visitor doesn't have flash skip intro

if(!hasFlash){

document.location = skipFlashURL

}
//End script hiding -->

</script>

If they have flash send them to your homepage, if not, send to anoter asp page eg. noflash.asp

in the noflash.asp you create a session where you tell that "no flash" is enabled (true or anything else you want) and then redirect them to your homepage.

Then

In your home page and all the others (use a include for that) you check if the session that you create is true. If is you use the images menu, if not you use the flash one.

This means that your flash users will go straight to your homepage without the menu session set to true and then they would get the flash menu.

The non-flash users will go to the nonflash.asp where you will create the menu session, set it to true and redirect them to your home page.

That's it, you have separate your two kinds of users and in each page this will mean what menu they will get.

but you can probably find out who have flash with asp, did you search in http://www.aspin.com - www.aspin.com and those other asp sites?

no flash knowledge