I appreciate/like the video.  But I downloaded it thinking it had something to do with hosting WPF in a Win32 -- that is Native -- application.  Never heard a Windows Forms app called that.  

Maybe that's just me.  But again, thanks for the great videos....Looking to use WPF to spice up some of my MFC apps....These videos really help to get one up the WPF curve quickly.

cheers,

tim

Tim,

  Glad you liked the video.  I am glad to hear you are using it in some of your MFC apps!  Good point on the naming.  I'll keep that in mind in the future so that it is a little more clear.  Thanks for the feedback.

Todd

I appreciate the video. I have one question. Can you host wpf custom controls in a windows form?

The examples I have seen show hosting a usercontrol.

usna91 ! You are absolutely right this is example show as - How host WPF in WinForm ,  so .NET in another .NET application. Win32Api is NATIVE windows application with NATIVE WinAPI, so it's HAVE

TO BE C/C++ and WinProc. Resume : change title or change content !!! And anyway Todd, if you can

show us how really use WPF in Win32Api( c++, not MFC !!! ) it's will be nice ! If not, explain why ?

Thanks

- Rost

I did exactly the same thing but i am getting This error "The calling thread must be STA, because many UI components require this"