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With the introduction of the .NET 2.0 Framework, there came an abundance of new and cool features, not the least of which is Master Pages. Master Pages allow you, as a developer, to create the structural layout of your entire site and use this structure as a template for all of your pages. You can align your content, create consistent navigation, and link in your Cascading Style Sheets. Then all you have to do in the pages of your site is reference the Master Page and then just type in the content. Master Pages make templating your sites exponentially easier than any previous version of ASP.


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