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As I mentioned back in January , I created a collapsible section for use in a flow document. In my case, I was removing a treeView and replacing it with indented paragraphs in a flow document (see the previous post as to why). Some of the data that was Read More...

As I promised, this is a post about what I learned while creating a flow document that had indented paragraphs. The hierarchy was dynamically built based on the data. The first thing I noticed is that indenting a paragraph is very easy, just set the left Read More...

As I learn more and more about WPF, I am continually amazed at how much I don't know. I recently discovered FlowDocuments (look here for more info on the basics of FlowDocuments) and how wonderful they are. Okay, I knew about them a little, but I ignored Read More...

What is a stretching treeView? Recently, I found the need to have a TreeView in my WPF application that was only a few levels deep. I didn't want a horizontal scrollbar to appear and I wanted the long text nodes to wrap. So, I invented the StretchingTreeView Read More...

Another one of the newest technologies released by Microsoft is WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation). This is a completely new way of thinking about User Interfaces. One of the things that I find the most interesting is the way that complex controls Read More...