Accessing User Control used inside the Master Page

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Hi,

I have created one master page named - LoggedIn.Master. Here I show top logo, menu, greeting label etc elements which are nothing but controls defined in seperate ASCX files.

I have created one Home Page which gets displayed after successful logging. This Home Page is inherited from LoggedIn.master file.

Through Home Page I want to set some greeting text on greeting label user control which is defined inside the master page.

Can anyone help me in this regard?

Thank you,
Mr. Kiran More
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