ASP.NET for Web Designers

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Now that you’ve explored ASP.NET pages and dug into some of their core functions, you can now move onto more of the tools provided by ASP.NET to simplify design features and aspects. (You didn’t think this whole book was going to be about how to code in ASP.NET.) In the next chapter you’re going to explore ASP.NET User controls and see how they open up a whole new world for you as a designer.

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