Creating Quote from WebPage

Hi
How can i create Quote from my Web Page
i am using vb.net in my aspx pages
I want to populate
OQUT(Docdate,CardCode,NumAtCard,TrnspCode,Taxdate,ShipToCode) and
QUT1(ItemCode,Quantity,UnitPrice)
i am uding DTW but can i directly pusg from web page using vb.net code?
thanks

Weekend should not be counted. If no one reply within some hours, it usually means no one did it before. You may close the old one and post it again there to see. However, your question may not be easy to understand. Try use some others' view to rephrase it. In which direction you want to use B1 data?

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