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	Subtext - Database Login Failure
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				<h1>Database Login Failure</h1>
				<h2>But I Can Help You</h2>
				
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		Greetings! Subtext is having a bit of trouble connecting to your backend database.  
		It could be a problem with the database login or that the database does not exist.
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		    <em><a href="http://connectionstrings.com/" title="Connection String Reference">connectionstrings.com</a> provides 
		    a nice reference for connection string formats.</em>
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		<strong>Please check the connection string in your web.config file.</strong>  
		It&#8217;s located in the <code>ConnectionStrings</code> section with 
		the key &#8220;subtextData&#8221;.
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		<strong>Also make sure that the user specified in the connection string 
		has permissions to your database.</strong>
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