January 2009 - Posts
Dinesh Beniwal shows you how to create and use WPF's Menu control.
Shivprasad Koirala helps you grasp the fundamentals of WPF with this brief WPF FAQ.
This tutorial will teach you how to bind XAML List Box with List collection.
Rudi Grobler explains how to use vector graphics to create backgrounds for a WPF application.
Scott Lysle shows how to use the System.Diagnostics.Process library to display a list of running processes and how to select and kill processes by their process name and ID.
Scott Lysle shows how to build a custom control for Windows Forms that displays currency values.
A list of the WPF Disciples, a bunch of WPF addicts that cannot get enough of WPF, including their blog addresses and RSS feeds in a easy to consume OPML format.
Mahesh Chand shows how to create a ProgressBar control in WPF.
Discover how .NET 4.0 will reduce the disparity between C# and VB.NET with some great new features for both languages, plus a new dynamic language runtime and new functional and parallel programming languages.
Scott Lysle shows how to construct three custom controls. Each is used to format text content to be one of the following: all upper case, all lower case, title case, or normal (as typed) case, regardless of the input format.
Leung Yat Chun shows how to create a TextBox control that can suggest items at runtime.
This article describes a quick and simple approach to applying a spell check function to a RichTextBox control.
Scott Lysle describes a simple approach to fading out a form using VB.NET.
Learn how using Managed Add-in Framework (MAF) allows you to easily create extensible applications that allow new features to be added without jeopardizing the stability of the existing code base. MAF provides a higher-level service that allow you to dynamically discover, load, secure and interact with external assemblies used to provide features for your application.
Single sourcing content between WPF and Silverlight is a difficult task. This article explains how to setup your projects and source code to make it easier.
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