Answer / swapna

Yes. You can access the "Session" dictionary within a code-
behind file just like you would if you were accessing it
from within an line .aspx file.

For example: Session("Name") = "Scott"

Answer / gggg

" YES "

simply take 2 websites

for example in 1st website..... u have a textbox1

on page load()
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Session["name"]=textBox1.Text;

in 2nd website..........

on page load()
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Response.Write(Session["name"]);



definatly u will get the ans ,, whatever u entering in the
textbox1 in 1st website that will displat in 2nd website

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