That's a hard question to answer, as you have asked it. You say you're new
to .Net technology. How new are you to HTTP, HTML, IIS, and the other
players in the ASP.Net realm? Do you have any programming experience at all?
Are you familiar with Object-Oriented programming principles?
The answer to your question depends on your answers to all of these
questions. ASP.Net is a difficult technolgy to master, especially if you
know little or nothing about how HTTP, HTML, and the WWW operate, as that is
the environment in which ASP.Net lives and operates. In order to learn
ASP.Net, you need to have a good background in HTML and HTTP, a fairly solid
history as a programmer, and learn Object-Oriented principles, as well as
learning the ASP.Net object model.
If you have little or no programming experience, you should get some. For
example, you can practice by writing .Net Windows Forms apps, which are much
simpler to work with. Once you have some programming experience, and you've
learned how .Net programming and OOP works in general, you might be ready to
dive into ASP.Net.
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HTH,
Kevin Spencer
..Net Developer
Microsoft MVP
I get paid good money to
solve puzzles for a living
