I have a C# web form 2010 application that I obtained from a contract shop that wrote this application for my small company. it is now my job to support this application. I can get the application to execute from my visual studio.net 2010 professional ide. However my problem is the project file that contains the 'web' component is unavailable to me? i know the files are there since I can see the code through windows explorer.

Thus can you tell me what I need to do so I can open the 'unavailable' files in the visual studio.net 2010 ide?

I am adding some new pages to an existing C# asp.net 2010 web forms website. Due that that fact and I am new to web design but how desktop expereince, I have the following question: On the exsiting web pages, most of the controls are embedded in a web table control. I am guesing this is occuring so all the web form controls are aligned correctly. Is that the only way to make the various controls line on correctly? If not, can you tell me another way how to make the controls all line up the same. (I do know when I worked with pure HMTL in year 2000, all the HTML controls were embedded within the same table

In a new C#.net 2010 asp.net application, I want to link three web pages together by uisng buttons and/or items users click on. I want the buttons to be like 'next', 'previous',update. How would I accomplish this task with C#.net 2010 using asp.net?

I am planning to generate 15 or more reports in sql server report server 2008. I want to Tie separate sql server reports and tie them together with a table of contents in a c#.net 2008 possiblu using a list viewer control or some other control. I will then then want to export these reports into an electronic format to email to users. Can I setup separate sql server report service files (rdls) and have the C#.NET application tie these files together? I am hoping I can export the reports to Word. Can you give me suggestions on how to accomplish this task?

I am planning to generate 8 to 15 reports in sql server report server 2008. I want to create 8 to 15 separate sql server reports and tie them together with a table of contents in a c#.net 2008. I then want to export these reports into an electronic format to email to users. Can I setup separate sql server report service files (rdls) and have the C#.NET application tie these files together? I am hoping I can export the reports to Word. Can you give me suggestions on how to accomplish this task?