Build a web page to collect information from the user with the Wizard control, validate that information, and use the System.Net.Mail classes to send a confirmation email message. Check out this video tutorial to see all about making a 'contact us' page on a ASP.Net website.
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Program a quiz engine in ASP.Net
How To:
Use the ASP.NET SoundPlayer control to play audio
How To:
Attach or detach a database in SQL Server 2005 Express
How To:
Install Microsoft Silverlight 2
How To:
Use the AJAX Control Toolkit for ASP.NET
How To:
Create a master page using .NET 3.5 in Visual Studio
How To:
Implement a cross page Postback in ASP.Net
How To:
Use the MediaElement control in Microsoft Silverlight
How To:
Use ASP.NET secure services and applications service
How To:
Install and use the Microsoft Silverlight 3 (SL3) Toolkit
How To:
Insert, update and delete data in the Silverlight DataGrid
How To:
Improve graphics performance with Silverlight's CacheMode
How To:
Deploy a website using the ASP.Net copy website tool
How To:
Use the WPF form designer in Visual Studio 2008
How To:
Use the SplitContainer control to build a multipane UI
How To:
Play MP3s in ASP.NET web applications
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