It is a pain, I'll grant you that. But as with all things human, there are trade-offs and compromises either way. I do miss WinForms programming, though. It's less messy. Developing for the web I'm supposed to know not only C# or VB.NET, but also JavaScript, HTML, CSS, the rendering differences of multiple versions of web browsers, etc.

Now I'm a bit depressed as ASP.NET is about all I do.

Ciao,
Carl


>Carl,
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>I've seen your code on how it's done. &1823*&#^#%@&, I felt scared of pushing through with Web forms. I think it's better for us to stick with the original plan of using WIN Forms instead of WEB Forms.
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>Thanks!