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Sunday, August 28, 2005 - Posts
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Building Re-Usable ASP.NET User Control and Page Libraries with VS 2005
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ScottGu
One of the questions I’ve been asked a few times recently is whether it is still possible to build web projects that encapsulate common libraries of .ascx web user controls or .aspx pages with VS 2005 that can then be easily re-used across multiple other...
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