The RenderCapability.Tier incorrectly reports some display adapters as Tier 0 on some machines with XPDM divice drivers with the RC1 release of Windows Presentation Foundation. Please see the RC1 release notes for more information. Since this issue does not prevent the use of hardware acceleration when...

A debugging utility that lets you browse and edit the visual tree of running WPF applications. [ Details ] [Courtesy of Peter Blois]

The Studio Enterprise WPF Toolset is a suite of next-generation Scheduling, Charting and Grid components developed specifically for the Windows Presentation Foundation platform. The Studio Enterprise WPF Toolset Beta launches by unveiling the first suite of Scheduling components for WPF including Schedule...

Here is a Converter that will help you to convert an Image of type System.Drawinf.Image to a BitmapImage. This will allow you to use your System.Drawinf.Image as an ImageSource of a Image control. Thanks Thomas LEBRUN

Worry about the stability of your application and its UI? Here is a sample that uses the IU Automation API's that come with WPF to stress test your application. Just run InvokeStress.exe -pid [processId] or InvokeStress.exe -title [windowTitle] And see if your app can survive being taken through its...

UI Browser is a small tool for examining an application from the viewpoint of UI Automation. You can browse through the entire Element tree of an application, display the list of patterns that the selected element implements and all the property values of each pattern. This can be useful for: Control...

You can open and view XPS documents on your computer if you have .NET Framework v3.0 (formerly codenamed "WinFX") installed. Alternately, download and install the XML Paper Specification Essentials Pack. [ Click here for details ]

In order to facilitate switching between app models, Karen Corby has written a “Flexible Applcation” VS template. Check out her blog entry for more on this. It enables you to maintain a single application project file and easily compile as standalone or xbap based on application configuration. To install...

Here is a simple project/tool that will give you the possibility to get the content of a control. To be sure to understand, you can check this post on the MSDN forum where the tool could be useful: http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=453866&SiteID=1 In the solution, I've also added...

This tool allows you to enter XAML and have it converted to HTML, or enter HTML and have it converted to XAML.