>Nope, that's not it. What I mean is that VS2010 pre-creates a certain portion of a web site, unlike VS2008.
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>>Hi,
>>I think you are just being confused about the use of the single file page model v. the code-behind model. Often in books I see that authors plump for the single file approach simply because it is easier to print (and maybe more readable)
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>>Nothing has changed in .NET 4 - both models work the same and the book may well take the same approach as before. Personally I'd go with code-behind but it doesn't really matter. See the bottom of this link for a simple comparison:
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http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/015103yb.aspxThere is also a template for ASP .NET empty web application. Try that and see if it looks more familiar.
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