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Create Page Templates Site: Visual Studio Magazine
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Use page templates to apply a consistent look to your Web site. User controls are the .NET way to reuse user interface elements...   Author: Jonathan Goodyear   Code: ASP.NET v1.0 & VB

Nested Masterpages Site: www.ASP.net
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I will use a web template from oswd.org to demonstrate the use of Master Pages and how they are supported in Visual Studio 2008. Specifically, I will show the inheritance features by using two Master Pages.   Author: Joe Stagner   Code: ASP.NET v3.0 & VB

Getting WYSIWYG Print Results Site: MSDN
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How to use .NET interop mechanisms to add features common to the Win32 rich edit control (for example, WYSIWYG printing or convenient selection formatting) to a .NET RichTextBox.   Author: Martin Müller   Code: ASP.NET v1.0 & C#

Using encapsulation in ASP+ Site: 4GuysFromRolla
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This article, by Ian Stallings, serves as Part 2 to his first part, an introduction on object oriented programming (OOP). This article focuses on encapsulation, an important concept in OOP.   Author: Ian Stallings   Code: ASP.NET Beta 1 & VB

RichTextBox Site: asp.netPRO Magazine
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RichTextBox is 100 percent ASP.NET — no plug-ins, Java, or client-side downloads — and you can customize it easily. Also, you can export entries as plain text or well formed XHTML.   Author: Glenn E. Mitchell II   Code: ASP.NET v1.1 & VB

Reusability in ASP .NET Site: Microsoft
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"The programming interface of ASP .NET provides an extremely rich framework of controls that you can use to populate server pages. Most of these controls offer a huge number of properties, methods..."   Author: Dino Esposito   Code: ASP.NET Beta 1 & VB

How to View the View Source Site: DevASP.net
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In this sample program I will try to explain you how you can view the view source in HTML format of your live site. Sometimes developer wants to see the source code of there live site either because of site contents are not displaying properly or...   Author: DevASP   Code: ASP.NET v2.0 & C#

Page Templates Revisited Site: Visual Studio Magazine
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Here are answers to some of your questions about how to make a more versatile PageTemplate class in ASP.NET.   Author: Jonathan Goodyear   Code: ASP.NET v1.0 & VB

Using XML Comments in VB.NET Site: Winnersh Triangle Web Solutions
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How to document your VB.NET application source code with Microsoft's XML Comments documentation standard. Article includes documentation examples and XML Comments tag syntax reference guide.   Author: Brett Burridge   Code: ASP.NET v2.0 & VB


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