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How to switch between versions of 2008 and IE (web page) after making changes to the code written in comparison with 2008?

I am new to .NET. I have not used much more against 2008. I just started developing some asp.net pages. I can develop asp.net pages and then use the menu bar in version 2008 to start debugging. When I start debugging, the asp.net webpage is displayed in IE. I want to know a trick with which we can make changes to our existing code in comparison with 2008, and then go to IE and refresh our page, and our pages should be displayed with changes made without debugging every time. Is there any way to do this? If there is any key combination, can you tell me?

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You can edit the HTML on your aspx page and click "Save", then click F5(or "Refresh") in your browser to reload the web page (with your changes).

Edit: Also see this: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bcew296c(VS.80).aspx

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Try Ctrl+ F5("Start without debugging"). This should start your ASP.NET development server (was installed during VS installation). Then reload the page in IE.

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