July 2008 - Posts
Todd Miranda showed how to add sound to a WPF application in a previous video. In this video, he shows how to respond to events in a WPF application using the SoundPlayerAction element.
By: Todd Miranda
A WPF application is not only about visual appeal. To complete the application experience, it is often desirable for audible effects to accompany application events. In this video, Todd Miranda shows how to add sound to a WPF application using the SoundPlayer.
By: Todd Miranda
Beth Massi shows how to select data from a database and display it in a WPF ListBox using Visual Studio 2008.
By: Beth Massi
Beth Massi explains how to create a simple data entry form using WPF and Visual Studio 2008. She also shows how to add, edit, delete and save form data and how to navigate the form.
By: Beth Massi
Expression Design 2 is a great tool for generating ResourceDictionary elements (DrawingBrush and ImageDrawing UI elements) that can then be consumed by WPF applications. Todd Miranda shows how to do just that in this video.
By: Todd Miranda
In this video, Todd Miranda shows how to use Attached Properties in combination with Binding Converters to extend control functionality.
Learn how to store extra data in Attached Properties by watching his previous video.
By: Todd Miranda