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From: rajprac
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Hello Balaji,
you still can have the same coding, aspx will allow this,
Aspx will give you a better way sepating the HTML with your server code, if 
you want that then you can have a cs file and go ahead, and also parsing 
each time (ASP) may be given a thought.


Regards,
Rajupeta Prasanna





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>Date: Wed, 14 Sep 2005 10:28:05 -0700
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