how to find shockwave flash .net framework component

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im a new web designer and want to use flash banner in my web page in asp.net (visual studio 2008).framework 2 is installed in my pc .how can i find shockwave flash .net framework and add it to toolbox in vs.net?

thank for help.

Posted 25-Aug-12 5:03am

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Updated 25-Aug-12 5:05am

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2012-08-25T05:08:00

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There's no such thing. The client does not care tht you used ASP.NET, it only reads the HTML that ASP.NET emits. As such, you need only to put the HTML to show a flash on your page, or you can create a control to emit it easily if you want to control it in code.

Framework 2 is very old. You should be learning ASP.NET MVC, or at least ASP.NET from VS 2010 or 2012.

Posted 25-Aug-12 5:08am

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Sandeep Mewara 25-Aug-12 13:48pm

Comment from OP:

thank you for help alot.after searching ive found that flash control is true and i found out that i had taken mistake.
your solooution was also usefull .

vs.net 2008 i guess is simpler for me based on environment and gui.
also thank for your advise .now im downloading microsoft . net framework4.5.

Christian Graus 25-Aug-12 13:50pm

You need VS2012 for .NET 4.5, you can't just add it to 2008. I agree that 2010 takes some getting used to, but I did it, so can you.