DevelopingWebApplicationsWithASP.NETandCSharp.pdf

Developing Web

Applications with

ASP.NET and C#

Hank Meyne

Scott Davis

Wiley Computer Publishing

John Wiley & Sons, Inc.

Publisher: Robert Ipsen

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Scott Davis would like to dedicate this book to his wife, Sharon, and two sons, Cole

and Carter, for the many hours he spent away from them to complete this project.

Hank Meyne dedicates this book to his wife, Stacy, who endured his many

late nights and weekends at work completing this project.