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Working with ASP.NET AJAX UpdateProgress Control- Part 2
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Published: 21 Sep 2007
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This article is the second in the chain of introducing Microsoft AJAX Extensions to teach developers about this technology and will discuss the issue of refreshing the user web page and give them the progress feeling.
by Nidal Arabi
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This article is the second one in a series of articles about Microsoft AJAX Extensions (previously named ATLAS, I like the old name better). The first one did speak about the UpdatePanel. So keep coming back for more.
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