In this topic you will add a Panel control with some content that will become the wizard content.
<asp:Panel ID="Panel1" runat="server">
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Step 1</h1>
This is the first step</li>
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Step 2</h1>
This is the second step</li>
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Step 3</h1>
This is the third step</li>
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Step 4</h1>
This is the fourth step</li>
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Step 5</h1>
This is the fifth step</li>
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</asp:Panel>
Next, add a C1WizardExtender control and associate it with the panel.