To add the Registration Category label with the regList control. Add a selection list with the ID regList that stores values in the registerType field and populate the selection list with the option text: “ACGIP Member ($695)”, “Non-Member ($795)”, “Student ($310)”, “Poster ($95)”, and “Guest ($35)”.

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To add the Registration Category label with the regList control. Add a selection list with the ID regList that stores values in the registerType field and populate the selection list with the option text: “ACGIP Member ($695)”, “Non-Member ($795)”, “Student ($310)”, “Poster ($95)”, and “Guest ($35)”.

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