In this Tutorial you will learn how to work with Master Pages, create a file system on website, create a Master Page, create layout table for the Master Page, To add static content to the master page and add a content placeholder.

In this tutorial you will learn about reference Master Page Mebers, add property to Master Page, expose Master Properties. Members of the Master page can be referenced by content pages. These members can be methods, properties or controls. The constraint for property reference is theat the property has to be declared as public members of the master page. They could be public page scope variables, public propertis and public methods. Let us work out a simple example. The developer wants to set the title of a content page or to add a style sheet on a per page basis. Code will have to be added to the Page_Load event. The Header property on the Page class exposes the content of the< head > tag as programmable entities.

In this tutorial you will learn how to create contents for a Master Page, create a home page, add contents to home page and finally test the home page. The template for the content is now ready. We shall proceed to define content for the master page by creating an ASP.NET page that is attached to the Master Page. Content pages are specialized forms of .aspx pages that only contain the content. Content can be text or controls. We shall create a content page for the Home page and another for the About page.

In this tutorial you will learn about Page Object Model, the Attributes of the @Page directive, the properties of the Page Class, Methods of the Page Class, Page Class Events and the Page Scripting Object Model.

In this tutorial you will having a deeper look at the Code Directory, the Code Beside Model and the evolution of the Code Behind model, learn about Partial Classes, Sharing Source components, Creating a Component, you will learn how to create a Application_Code folder, to create a component in the Application_Code folder and use a component.

The fact is simple: If your users are not able to easily deploy your application then whatever sophistication or features you provide, they will be unable to even experience your application from the very first place! In this tutorial we are going to show you a set of techniques by which you can package and deploy your web applications .....

In this tutorial you will learn What’s New in ASP.NET 2.0, New Controls, Master Pages, Site Navigation, User Management, Personilizaiton, Themes and Skins, Mobile Devices, Site Counters, Configuration and Deployment.

In this tutorial you will learn about Anonymous Users, Managing Membership and Roles, The Programming Interface - Properties and Methods, Setting up the Membership, The Membership Provider, The ProviderBase Class, The MembershipProviderBase Class, Managing Roles, The Role Class and The Role Provider.

In this tutorial you will learn the procedure for Installing Visual Studio.NET 2.0 starting with minimum system requirements, runtime setup and side by side installation.

Client applications are applications that run on the client system-or the desktop of the user. They are closest to the traditional windows based applications and they display forms or windows on the desktop enabling the user perform predefined tasks. Word processors and spread sheets are examples of client applications that employ menus, GUI elements and access local resources such as printers and scanners.