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Posted Date: 16 Jun 2012      Posted By:: Ultimaterengan    Member Level: Gold    Points: 1
Category: ASP.NET

How can you register a custom server control to a Web page?

Select Answer:

using the @Register directive.
using the @Form directive.
using the @Com directive.

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