how to supress "Sign Up for Your New Account" in the asp:CreateUserWizard

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I'm using the asp:CreateUserWizard without templates and have what I want.

One minor thing is the appearance of the text
Sign Up for Your New Account
which converts to
Completed
after the user submits.

Those texts are redundant on my page and it would be better without them.
I've tried every (I think) attribute ending in Text but can't find one that
controls the above mentioned.

I did find this in a documentation example
<asp:createuserwizardstep runat="server" title="Sign Up for Your New
Account">
but don't know how to use that information.

Can you help?


Thanks
 
AAaron123 said:
I'm using the asp:CreateUserWizard without templates and have what I want.

One minor thing is the appearance of the text
Sign Up for Your New Account
which converts to
Completed
after the user submits.

Those texts are redundant on my page and it would be better without them.
I've tried every (I think) attribute ending in Text but can't find one
that controls the above mentioned.

I did find this in a documentation example
<asp:createuserwizardstep runat="server" title="Sign Up for Your New
Account">
but don't know how to use that information.

Can you help?


Thanks
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I should have also said that the following will convert it to italic

TitleTextStyle-Font-Italic="true"
 
Replacing what the 2.0 controls generate requires using our own template for
any given step. The forums at asp.net have been used more often than these
newsgroups because Microsoft staff and their MVPs conspired to subvert the
use of the newsgroups when 2.0 was released to force people to use the
forums on the web.
 
Thanks
Hillbilly said:
Replacing what the 2.0 controls generate requires using our own template
for any given step. The forums at asp.net have been used more often than
these newsgroups because Microsoft staff and their MVPs conspired to
subvert the use of the newsgroups when 2.0 was released to force people to
use the forums on the web.
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