In a brief departure from my usual ramblings about Windows Presentation Foundation, I wanted to write a couple of technical posts about using new Windows Vista shell features from managed code. To start off, I thought I'd talk about how to add glass to...

Well, ugh - of course you don't - who would? It's a horrible thought...! But perhaps you think you'd be a good fit for the open position we have in our team right now for another Windows Presentation Foundation evangelist, in which case, read on. We...

XPS is the fixed format document technology that ships in Windows Presentation Foundation. It's a specification for a subset of XAML that can describe the layout and form of one or more printed pages, and is intended for allowing applications to generate...

If you walked into my office at a random moment during the day, chances are that you'd find one of my machines in the middle of a Windows Vista installation. As most people know, we produce daily internal test builds (actually, probably more like 20-30...

I've been playing around with some of the accessibility and UI automation features in Windows Vista recently, with the view to writing a short article on the topic. En route , I came across a somewhat remarkable discovery (to me, at least). I'm sure...

Well, perhaps I'm exaggerating a little (!), but we've just posted a great 20-minute screencast from Fil Fortes (one of the PMs on the WPF team), who builds a XAML browser application from scratch using XAMLPad, Visual Studio 2005 and Expression Interactive...