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Chapter 20 Creating Web Sites and Web Pages by Using Visual Web Developer and ASP .NET 503

Now you’ll set a few properties for the seven new controls you have created on the Web

page. If it is not already visible, open the Properties window by pressing F4. As you set

the properties, you’ll notice one important difference between Web pages and Windows

Forms—the familiar Name property has been changed to ID in Visual Web Developer.

Despite their different names, the two properties perform the same function.

12. Set the following properties for the objects on the form:

Object Property Setting

TextBox1 ID txtAmount

TextBox2 ID txtInterest

TextBox3 ID txtPayment

Label1 ID

Text

lblAmount

“Loan Amount”

Label2 ID

Text

lblInterest

“Interest Rate (for example, 0 .09)”

Label3 ID

Text

lblPayment

“Monthly Payment”

Button1 ID

Text

btnCalculate

“Calculate”

Your Web page looks like this: