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Writing the windows forms data to an HTML file

Posted By: Posted Date: August 27, 2010 Points: 0 Category :Windows Application

I have a windows forms application ready now i need to transfer data from the windows forms to the web and to do this i need to write an HTML file that contains the form data, i mean the data contained in the form should be written to an HTML file to be submitted and this HTML file should be generated on the local PC. I have the code for the HTML file but how can i write this HTML file with the data values contained in my windows forms. Please give your suggestions. Best Regards, Syed

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