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    Hey, I created a html layout for my site.. with a nice menu on the side and top. I wanted to have a registration form so I just copied in the html layout into the body of my Registration.aspx. Then copied all the form code containing . My problem now is the MS_POSITIONING gridlayout that made my Registration form look all aligned and neat looking isn't working. The html template looks great but all the registration ASP:LABELS and ASP:TEXTBOXES in the

    ASP:CONTROLS HERE are all messed up (there positioning is all wrong). I guess my question is what is the best way to integrate a nice HTML layout with .aspx pages? Can someone point me in the right direction? If you say iframe i will cry. LOL Thanks so much, Steve Nelson

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