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U mean convert web form to win form?
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No. How to convert win form to web form? (Just the design is good).
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No. How to convert win form to web form? (Just the design is good).

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I have a form in an ASP.NET windows application. i need to create a replica of it in another Web application. I thought of copying the HTMl source code from the windows application form and make necessary changes and paste it into the web form. <br />
But I am not able to see the HTML source for the windows form. I see only the designer view. <br />
Sorry it has been long since I worked with windows form. can you please let me know how can I copy the form in the web application. Thanks!
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I have a form in an ASP.NET windows application. i need to create a replica of it in another Web application. I thought of copying the HTMl source code from the windows application form and make necessary changes and paste it into the web form. 
But I am not able to see the HTML source for the windows form. I see only the designer view. 
Sorry it has been long since I worked with windows form. can you please let me know how can I copy the form in the web application. Thanks!

Convert a form from asp.net windows application to a web form

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