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submitted by bennage bennage 21 hours, 49 minutes ago

devlicious.com — How I use control templates and styles when creating a custom look for an application. read more...

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submitted by paulj paulj 1 day, 17 hours ago

compilewith.net — Outlines some simple steps to leverage your data model and the WPF data binding system to manipulate a TreeView by using code. read more...

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published 1 day, 6 hours ago, submitted by tomdog tomdog 1 day, 21 hours ago

atalasoft.com — This post includes a free image file viewer application complete with annotation controls - source code for the project is also included - this is a Windows Presentation Foundation application, 100% .NET, and was built using the DotImage toolkit from Atalasoft. read more...

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submitted by yjagota 2 days, 7 hours ago

yogesh.jagotagroup.com — There are many ways of making a WPF application a single instance application but such solutions are mostly difficult to find, or even if you manage to find one, they solve one problem and create another. Here are two ways of doing the same, and a solution created by me which is a hybrid of two posts I saw on the net. read more...

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submitted by entrodus 2 days, 14 hours ago

blogs.msdn.com — Great article on how to display and format validation messages using the IDataErrorInfo interface and styling templates in WPF. read more...

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submitted by peter.morlion 2 days, 20 hours ago

petermorlion.blogspot.com — How to databind with ValueConverters in WPF (using Expression Blend). read more...

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csharpie.blogspot.com — Compile time weaving with PostSharp to handle WPF thread affinity. read more...

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submitted by bennage bennage 4 days, 11 hours ago

devlicio.us — A brief outline on how to style separators for menus and toolbars in WPF. read more...

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submitted by bennage bennage 4 days, 11 hours ago

devlicio.us — An introduction and some musing on the differences between Control Templates and Styles in WPF. read more...

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submitted by Actipro 8 days, 6 hours ago

blog.actiprosoftware.com — Take a first look at how Gauge for WPF can be used to recreate a car dashboard, with features like real time data binding, dampening, smooth animation, and more. read more...

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submitted by paulj paulj 8 days, 18 hours ago

compilewith.net — A tale of how to create a settings window the WPF way, e.g. by using data binding to the Settings class and successfully handling the Cancel scenario, and storing secrets, like your GMail password, in plain sight e.g. by using a settings configuration file, also in a WPF friendly way. read more...

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submitted by paulj paulj 8 days, 18 hours ago

compilewith.net — Video post on how to use the Settings feature in .NET with data binding in WPF, including how to handle the Cancel scenario. read more...

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submitted by dereklakin dereklakin 8 days, 18 hours ago

cloudstore.blogspot.com — The controls that inherit from ItemsControl (such as ListBox, ListView, and so on) expose an ItemTemplateSelector property that you can use instead of the ItemTemplate property to specify a DataTemplateSelector. The DataTemplateSelector enables you to specify your own custom logic that determines which DataTemplate should be applied to each item. This article shows how to create a custom view mode for the ListView control that supports a DataTemplateSelector to enable dynamic selection of the DataTemplate for each item. read more...

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submitted by crpietschmann crpietschmann 9 days, 3 hours ago

blogs.msdn.com — I worked on a more creative/reusable approach to hosting Virtual Earth in a WPF application. If you have looked at any of my previous samples showing how to host Virtual Earth in a WPF app, you'll recall I was using the WinForms WebBrowser control to host an html page that in turn hosts Virtual Earth. Additionally, I used the WebBrowser control's ability to enable communication between managed code and JavaScript. One of the frustrations with this approach is that when using WinForms interop, all WinForms controls take the highest z-order in your app which means you cannot render WPF elements on top of the map. The other thing that has always bothered me about my sample is although it showed how to implement the general approach, it did not wrap all the functionality into a reusable WPF Virtual Earth control. Good news! I have an updated sample. read more...

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published 9 days, 20 hours ago, submitted by rudigrobler 10 days, 7 hours ago

dotnet.org.za — A short article on how to "serialize" a DependencyObject derived class read more...

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submitted by yesthatmcgurk yesthatmcgurk 11 days, 12 hours ago

statestreetgang.net — Some notes on my journey from XML serialization to XAML serialization of POCO's. read more...

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