In certain Web applications, you might want to allow users to modify, or personalize, the application's user interface and behavior. The ASP.NET Web Parts control set provides this capability in one of its core features, personalization. Personalization allows the properties or state of Web Parts controls to be saved in long term storage and not tied to a particular browser session.

In This Section

Web Parts Personalization Overview

Requirements for Using Web Parts Personalization

Walkthrough: Implementing Web Parts Personalization with a User Control

How to: Enable Shared Personalization of Web Parts Pages

How to: Disable Web Parts Personalization

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