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Certainly. You can use “Insert >Html >Within text” to insert ASP code. As EasyWebEditor uses “.htm” or “.html” as the file extension, you may have to ask to your server administrator to enable these extensions also for ASP pages (usually ASP pages are named “.asp”, but it is easy to override this setting).
