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Easiest way is through a style sheet - if you are using VB.Net then the default one does this for you. Otherwise a style like

A:link
{
color: #3333cc;
text-decoration: none;
}	

A:hover	
{	
text-decoration:	underline;
color:	#3333cc;
}	

should do the trick

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Posted

I already saw that, but it doesn't work .

I have a control in another control ... and then this second control on a page. Maybe it's because of that ?

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