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Using the DataList control
http://www.geekpedia.com/tutorial93_Using-the-DataList-control.html
This tutorial covers the creation of a DataList control to retrieve records from a database. Also shows you how to make the DataList esthetic by changing its attributes.
ASP.NET > Tips and Tutorials
Oct 10, 2006
Andrei Pociu
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