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Two Forms One Page - possible?

Matt Maynard asked:

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My user's requirement is simple: have two buttons on the page, one that displays a PDF in a new window, and another that performs a calculation and displays the result in the same window. If I set
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Form.Target = "_blank";
in the Page_Init, it puts the results for both buttons in a new window. If I leave it alone, it puts both of them in the same window. As far as I can tell, I need two forms with separate targets, one for each button, but all my searchy-fu seems to indicate that this is not possible with ASP.Net. Has anyone done anything like this?
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