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I have an internal ASP.Net application written in C#. &nbsp;I would like to use Windows Authentication for the users but I do not want to use the generic login box that Windows shows. &nbsp;I would like the login prompt to be a ASP.Net webpage. &nbsp;Any advice on accomplishing this would be much appreciated.
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I have an internal ASP.Net application written in C#.  I would like to use Windows Authentication for the users but I do not want to use the generic login box that Windows shows.  I would like the login prompt to be a ASP.Net webpage.  Any advice on accomplishing this would be much appreciated.

ASP.Net - Customizing Windows Login Prompt

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