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Old March 30th, 2009, 07:49 AM
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Question windows application to web application

Can we use the features of windows application in web applications i .e. the control like print, timer, progress bar etc. can we use this is asp.net web application.

Pl. clarify me.

Waiting for your answer. Your tips are really helping me out.

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Hi. No, you can't. There are specific controls for doing that in the web, but they are not the same. You can have a timer (using ajax), or a print control (using javascript), but they are not the same control. If you look at the GUI, you will find that the controls looks alike, but they are really different controls.
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Question how to give print option for web page

Pl. let me know what I have to do to give print option for webpage in ASP.NET c#.

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Apurva:
I am going to refer you to a book that has helped me with distinguishing between the ASP application and a Windows Application. The wrox book, Beginning ASP.NET 2.0 and Databases, page 3, list the .Net Framework set of class libraries and the services offered by the libraries. The last two in the list, Windows (Client) Application Model (System.Windows.Forms) and Web Application Model (Sysrem.Web) makes the distinction. I believe, you made referenced the book mentioned above, in another thread. For myself, I keep page 3 marked and tagged for easy access and I refer to it often....I like the ADO.NET-side of things.

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Thank you I will definitely go through the same.

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