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Dynamic PageViewer Web Part

In this screencast, I demonstrate how to use the Request.QueryString object to make a dynamic PageViewer Web Part.

To visit the blog post on this subject, click here:  http://www.themackpage.com/2009/05/27/making-a-dynamic-pageviewer-web-part-using-requestquerystring/