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Introducing Silverlight 1.0 Book is now available...
lmoroney[at]microsoft.com
Technorati Tags: Silverlight del.icio.us Tags: Silverlight My First Silverlight book: Introducing Silverlight 1.0 is now available. I have to say that I am very proud of this book, and I think it is the best book that I have written. It goes through Silverlight from first principles, taking you on a...
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27 Oct 2007
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If you care about Internationalizing your Silverlight Applications...
lmoroney[at]microsoft.com
del.icio.us Tags: Silverlight Technorati Tags: Silverlight You should really take a look at Justif-Josef Angel's blog, where he presents some brilliant work that he has done with Silverlight, in particular his work on supporting Right-To-Left languages such as Arabic and Hebrew. These are more of a challenge...
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27 Oct 2007
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Zero to Hero: How to Check if Silverlight is installed.
lmoroney[at]microsoft.com
Technorati Tags: Silverlight del.icio.us Tags: Silverlight I've been getting lots of questions on how to check to see if Silverlight is already installed. This is actually very easy to do, but has somehow slipped through the cracks (I even missed it when writing my Silverlight book -- DOH!) -- anyway...
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24 Oct 2007
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Silverlight: The OnLoad event
lmoroney[at]microsoft.com
Lots of folks have been asking questions around their WPF/E applications and why the onLoad event that worked nicely with the CTPs breaks in the Silverlight 1.0 beta. Well, it's because the onLoad event signature has changed, and unfortunately the documentation with the beta hasn't fully caught up yet...
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31 May 2007
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Silverlight: Font Embedding
lmoroney[at]microsoft.com
There's some great stuff been put together by Slyi on his blog around subsetting and embedding fonts. You've all been asking me lots of questions about it, but he answers it better than I ever could! Check it out at: http://wpf-e.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!2B248D261D0E0035!122.entry Thanks!
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24 May 2007
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Silverlight: Convert Text to Path
lmoroney[at]microsoft.com
The WPF APIs provide a FormattedText object that allows you to export its contents as a Geometry, which in turn allows you to generate its contents in the XAML Path Mini Language . Here's an example of a Web service that takes in the text, typeface, size and other parameters, loads them into a FormattedText...
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22 May 2007
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Silverlight Book
lmoroney[at]microsoft.com
There have been lots of questions since MIX07 about a book on Silverlight. I'm working on one for MS Press, which is designed to be 1/3 ASP.NET, 1/3 AJAX and 1/3 Silverlight. It's intended to be an introduction to the Microsoft Stack for folks coming in from PHP or other frameworks, or a refresher on...
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18 May 2007
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Silverlight and Beijing 2008 Olympics
lmoroney[at]microsoft.com
I've been working on a project involving Silverlight and the Beijing 2008 olympics. We demonstrated this at MIX 07, and the session is online here: http://sessions.visitmix.com/default.asp?event=1011&session=2010,2011&pid=XB005&disc=&id=1557&year=2007&search=XB005 We also had...
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9 May 2007
Blog Post:
Silverlight Install Modes
lmoroney[at]microsoft.com
Did you know that there are two install modes for Silverlight -- inplace installation (aka 'Direct') and indirect installation. When you build your site or application using Silverlight, you can use the 'inplaceInstallPrompt' property in your call to Sys.Silverlight.createObject and set it to true...
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8 May 2007
Blog Post:
Super Tuesday
lmoroney[at]microsoft.com
Tuesday at MIX07 has been phenomenal! My session this morning on Silverlight and the 2008 Olympics went very well, we tag teamed 4 speakers from 4 companies who had three different primary languages, but it all went smoothly. We had huge inflatable versions of a couple of the 'Fuwa' mascots who ended...
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1 May 2007
Blog Post:
Illuminate the Web: Silverlight is unveiled.
lmoroney[at]microsoft.com
Microsoft have announced Microsoft Silverlight, our next generation, cross platform, cross browser runtime for building rich media experiences on the Web. Silverlight, formerly known as WPF/E is the beginning of the next generation of the web, empowering Great user experiences. There's a great post...
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16 Apr 2007
Blog Post:
Chinese, and other International Text in WPF/E
lmoroney[at]microsoft.com
For our friends in the international community, text rendering is possible by means of the Glyph tag. So, for example this XAML: < Canvas x:Name = " GlyphDisplayCanvas " Canvas.Left = " 0 " Canvas.Top = " 0 " > < Glyphs x:Name = " GlyphDisplay " Fill = " Black " FontUri = " ./simhei...
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6 Apr 2007
Blog Post:
WPF/E: Part of a bigger EcoSystem
lmoroney[at]microsoft.com
The neat thing about WPF/E is that it is not a standalone technology. It is based on standard, open, technologies such as XML (for XAML) and JavaScript (for programming). This opens up some wonderful opportunities for integrating WPF/E with other applications, or building it neatly into existing infrastructures...
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30 Mar 2007
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