This artice shows how to customize the look and feel of the standard CheckBoxList control by creating an enhanced CheckBoxList control that will allow you to create a multi-selection check box groups with functionality that is not possible to implement with the standard CheckBoxList control alone.

This article is the second of two article that outlines the use of Xml to dynamically generate an Excel document and send it to the user over the Internet. This second part focuses on how we can use the class framework that we developed in the first part to to create an actual Excel document.

This is the first of two articles that explores the use of Xml to export data from a web application to Excel. The first part outlines the framework that will allow use to take any data and export it with a minimal amount of coding.

In this article we take a look at how we can use stylesheet transformation (Xslt) to mimick a mail merge by combining information from a database (or any other data source) with a stylesheet template to create personalized batch emails.