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How can I use existing include# files in vs.net?

Kay
Hi,

The web pages I created before used lots of include files.
Now I neet to move them to the asp.net. Can I use include
file in asp.net? I was told that I have to recreate all
the user controls to replace those include file. It would
be much better if I can still use those include files.

Thanks.

Kay
Nov 18 '05 #1
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