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Creating a Web Part for SharePoint by Using a Designer

Posted By: Kathleen McGrath | Oct 28th @ 10:15 PM | 20,710 Views | 0 Comments

In this interview, programming writer Norm Estabrook demonstrates how to create a Web Part for SharePoint by using a designer in Visual Studio. You can follow along step-by-step in the corresponding Help topic.

Kathleen McGrath
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Tags: CSharp, Sharepoint, Visual Studio, Visual Studio 2010

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