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1. How to create a Hello World Application using ASP.NET

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Your first step into ASP.NET 2.0 will be by creating a Hello World program and develop it step by step by adding new features as we progress.

First start Microsoft Visual Studio 2005, and you will see the Start Page. As you can see below, this page gives you an easy access to the projects that you have been recently working on. You can click on the links in the Recent Projects Section to open a Project.

The Start Page also shows information straight from the Microsoft’s MSDN site and contains useful information for developers about any improvements and updates, and if you are interested, with jus one click you can read more about them.

The Visual Studio 2005 Start Page

In order to create the Hello World program, this section is divided into:

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Table of Contents

» Chapter 1 - How to create a Hello World Application using ASP.NET 2.0
        Chapter 1.1 - Creating a new Web Site
        Chapter 1.2 - Adding a Label Control
        Chapter 1.3 - Running the Application
Chapter 2 - Adding Code-Behind file
Chapter 3 - Adding a Text Box and a Button
Chapter 4 - Working with Folders and other Project Items
Chapter 5 - How to Debug an ASP.NET 2.0 Web Application
        Chapter 5.1 - Creating a Calculator
        Chapter 5.2 - The Breakmode
        Chapter 5.3 - DataTips
        Chapter 5.4 - Controlling Execution and setting Breakpoints
Chapter 6 - How to Deploy an ASP.NET 2.0 Web Application

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