Removed obsolete contents related to URLScan #1016
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@Rick-Anderson you might review and approve this. I tried to remove the articles and references instead of adding notes to them saying they are obsolete, because the installers of URLScan were removed from Microsoft sites and new users on IIS 10 should not be able to install them any more. Not sure if this is the right approach for obsolete contents. |
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Sure. I will work on it soon. |
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@tdykstra Done. You can start review now. |
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#403 and #418 showed that users might still be confused about URLScan.
This pull requests remove all related articles and unnecessary references.