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WPF Videos

The Microsoft Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) provides the foundation for building applications and high fidelity experiences in Windows Vista, blending together application UI, documents, and media content, while exploiting the full power of your computer. These video training sessions provide some great launch points to creating your own WPF applications.

Apply Styles in WPF

(12 minutes, 40 seconds)

Create and Browse Loose XAML Files

(8 minutes, 20 seconds)

WPF Navigation Application

(11 minutes, 13 seconds)

Create Gadget Style Windows in WPF

(7 minutes, 37 seconds)

Accessing Command Line Parameters

(6 minutes, 13 seconds)

How to Use Isolated Storage

(10 minutes, 38 seconds)

Build a Standard WPF Application

(8 minutes, 25 seconds)

Creating Animated Buttons in Blend

(13 minutes, 6 seconds)

Continuous Random Animation

(8 minutes, 49 seconds)

Binding to CLR Collections in XAML

(7 minutes, 56 seconds)

Creating a Split Button in Blend

(10 minutes, 13 seconds)

Incorporating PNG Sequences into WPF

(15 minutes, 38 seconds)

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re: How Do I: Create a Simple Data Entry Form in WPF

Not only is she a great presenter, she hit's the nail on the head every time with the subject matter. She seems to create videos on the exact trouble spots I have with learning this stuff. She's basically our bridge to moving forward in learning. 1. I

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