I believe Response.Buffer controls the buffering on your webserver, and not
the buffering on the client machine. (use BufferOutput instead of Buffer)
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...utputtopic.asp
The client browser still will render as it parses the response. I don't
know of anyway to force the client browser to show everything at one.
I think if the page is too large, it can't buffer the whole thing anyway.
You wouldn't want to fill up your web servers memory with a large page.
bill
"Deepak Kashyap" <de******@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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I have placed Response.Buffer = True in the page load event. But when the
page gets displayed on the browser, it does not buffer completely and then
display, it works as Response.Buffer = False. Is there anything which I'm
missing...
Deepak