> I know that the Domain Report can do it based on the user's domain
> extension (i.e. .nl could be assumed to be a Netherlands user) but is
> there a way to even pinpoint it to a region in the U.S. or perhaps a
> state?
My advice is to forget it. Take AOL for instance. There is no correlation
between IP addresses of the AOL proxies and the physical location of the
user. An aol.com user could be from any state, or from any continent.
Furthermore, AOL will often assign random proxies for each request, so that
each page and each image loaded by an AOLer can originate from a completely
different address.
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| Neil D. Fraser, Programmer & Wizard, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| Digital Routes, Inverness, Scotland, www.digitalroutes.co.uk
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