Scott, I want to thank you for your response. I will
explorer in this area in more.
Thank you
>-----Original Message-----
>I agree that Grid Layout is not a good choice. Flow
Layout is just like
>when you are in a word processor document. If you want
something lower on
>the page, hit Enter. If you have a specific design in
mind, create a table.
>
>You can also use any HTML editor to build the non-
programmable objects
>(text/graphics/tables) and then port that HTML into
VS.NET. For example, I
>build complex tables using FrontPage and then copy that
HTML into VS.NET.
>
>
>"priyank" <> wrote in
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>> I am new to asp.net. I want to setup best presentation
>> layer templete so I can use easily of all aspx pages.
>> someone suggested that you should remove gridlayout and
>> choose flow but it is very difficult to setup sections
on
>> page. I can not position objects easily. Any
suggestions?
>> I do not want to use other well known editors. Are
there
>> any articles or sample available?
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