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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How To:
Use the ListView control in Visual Studio 2008
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How To:
Program a quiz engine in ASP.Net
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Use FlowLayout panel in Microsoft Visual Basic 2005
How To:
Use the ASP.NET SoundPlayer control to play audio
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Make a multilingual site with localization in ASP.Net
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