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Designing webpages within VB.Net

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Old 12-08-2006
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Designing webpages within VB.Net

Is there anyway of designing webpages within VB.Net so as to display web contents using winforms?

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Re: Designing webpages within VB.Net

I am not sure why you want to do that.. but you can use Internet controls to accomplish ...
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Yes you can use codedom namespace and its objects to create a web page. Alternatively you can also use stram writer to write a web page. Then you can save it and then open it in a web browser control within a windows form.
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