What are the differences between Label and LinkLabel controls?
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What are the differences between Label and LinkLabel controls?
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The following are the differences between the Label and LinkLabel controls:
| It is generally used to hold text, and display an informative string beside a control. | It is used to label other controls. It is also used to create a link in a form that opens a new form or a Webpage. |
| It can be used to define an access key for other controls. | It cannot be used to create an access key for other controls. |
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