Newsletters using Email

1. Tutorial #1: Sending E-Mails using ASP.NET
2. Tutorial #2: Sending Mass E-Mails using ASP.NET

More ASP.NET Controls (2.0)

1. Uploading Files to your site and the related VB Code
2. Adding Dynamic Images and the related VB Code

Complete the Following Assignments

1.  Individual Project:  This week, follow your project assignment from last week and post your a rough code used in your website.  This is just a rough draft of your web site.  At a minimum, you should have your website shell, a working menu and a working link to a database.  Send in your zipped website or the URL for your site. 
2. Follow the steps and complete Lesson 13. 

   Watch this video	VWD VB Study Guide Solution for Lesson 13  If you are NOT completing an individual project, complete this exercise this week. You have the freedom to change the design of the exercise.
   Download the code	Screenshots of the project Download the Snapshots for Lesson 13

3. This week you only need to complete your Individual Project default.aspx.  After completing the opening page, you should compress the page with a descriptive names. E.g. bob_ray_rough_code.zip.
4. (Email your url or your compressed website)
   
   When you have finished your assignment, log in to the Butler Web Site (Pipeline) and click on My Courses Tab. You will find your class in the list of courses you are taking this semester. Click on IN2024 Server Side Programming and from the course homepage, click on "Files" from the left side of the page. You will see a root folder. Click on the root folder and below it you will see a Week 12 folder. Click on the Week 12 folder. Find the link to browse and upload your files. Upload your zipped assignment.

ASP.NET and MS SQL

Using ASP.NET? You will see assignments, resources and links posted in here.

• Check the System Requirements
• Download Visual Web Developer
• Download the SP1