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In this article Suprotim Agarwal shows how replicate the Find and FindNext functions found in text editors.
Learn how to customize ListView and GridView Column-Layout in WPF applications.
Discover the tools in Visual Studio 2008 for creating and modifying cascading style sheets.
An article about the WPF Layout System that focuses on extensibility. Included is a application that demonstrates some of the best custom layout panels available on the net.
In the fourth part of this article, I show how to add the following commands: Open, Save, Cut, Copy, Paste, Delete, Print, Group, Ungroup, Align, Distribute, and Order.
The web browser user experience includes a "go back, go forward" navigation metaphor by default. This is useful for WinForms applications as well, especially for complex, multi-field applications. This article presents a History class to do...
Josh Smith discusses Explore Panel3D, a custom WPF panel that displays its children in three-dimensional space.
This is the final part to Sasha Barber's WPF for beginners series. In it he uses everything learned along the way, including WPF Layout, Resources, Commands & Events, Dependency Properties, DataBinding, and Styles & Templates.
In this article, Nick Polyak gives an example of simulating the drag-and-drop functionality without a DragDrop.DoDragDrop() method that runs in a browser under partial trust.
This article serves as a practical demonstration of the Ribbon Control and associated Office UI Guideline components as presented in a previous article. This article does not illustrate how to use the library, only a demonstration of an application and...
Nathan Evans shows how to bringing a cool AJAX-style asynchronous progress indicator using WinForms.
A article on how to restyle the default WPF TabControl to look like a Outlook Navigation Pane.
This article presents tips on how to write WPF controls that consistently apply styles and templates.
There exist different techniques to connect items in a typical diagram designer. One approach is to provide connection elements in a toolbox which the user can drop on the designer canvas and then drag the endpoints to the source and sink items. Another...
This is the first in a series of articles on writing WPF business applications in VB.NET using Visual Studio 2008. In it I cover the following topics: Application Structure, Skinning, and Custom ToolBar Button Controls.
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