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Browsers like Firefox, Chrome, Edge can open ASPX files too. What you should do is to right-click on the . aspx file, click on Open with and then choose a browser. When you cant find the desired browser, click Choose another app and find the browser from the Program file.
aspx extension is a webpage generated using Microsoft ASP.NET framework running on web servers. ASPX stands for Active Server Pages Extended and these pages are displayed in web browser at user end when the URL is accessed. It is successor of ASP technology which are also generated at server end but does not use .
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Example - Building an ASPX template Open your web project in Visual Studio (using the WebSite. Right-click the CMSTemplates/CorporateSite folder in the Solution Explorer and select Add - Add New Item. Create a new Web Form and enable Select master page. Name the file TwoColumnTemplate.aspx. Click Add.
Right-click the . aspx page, and then click View Code. The code-behind file opens in the editor.
2 Answers Right click your project. Click on New. Select Web Form. Write Default. aspx as name.
Microsofts website uses the ASPX extension instead of HTML. This extension stands for Active Server Pages. If you want to view ASPX files more conveniently, you can convert ASPX to PDF files. PDF format does not depend on the operating system, software, hardware, or even a specific device.
Microsofts Visual Studio is one free program you can use to open and edit these files. Another tool, although not free, is the popular docHub Dreamweaver. Sometimes, an ASPX file can be viewed, and its contents edited, with one of these free text file editors.

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