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    How to create aspx pages with top part of the page constant accross multiple pages. Is there anything like frames in vb.net or any other way of implementing this. I have some drop down lists and a button control, on top of multiple pages. Selection of the drop down list values and button click event should trigger a resulting page in the bottom part. Appreciate all the help

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      How to create aspx pages with top part of the page constant accross multiple pages. Is there anything like frames in vb.net or any other way of implementing this. I have some drop down lists and a button control, on top of multiple pages. Selection of the drop down list values and button click event should trigger a resulting page in the bottom part. Appreciate all the help

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      There is nothing about web pages in VB.NET. You're talking about ASP.NET, which is a framework for web-based applications. VB.NET is a language used to write applications using that framework. And yes, there are ways of doing what you want. Ask your question in the ASP.NET forum for more details.

      Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

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