Drag drop with feedback

Nick on Silverlight and WPF : Drag drop with feedback

Nick on Silverlight and WPF : Drag drop with feedback — Thu, 28 Jun 2007 05:55:09 GMT

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re: Drag drop with feedback

Tolga — Fri, 29 Jun 2007 09:10:49 GMT

Great stuff Nick...keep it coming. We will most of these techniques in an intranet based web application. Our users are greatly surprised with what we can do on the web now.

Thanks for the article...

Drag drop with feedback

Noticias externas — Sat, 30 Jun 2007 16:45:07 GMT

I put together a little Silverlight app demonstrating how to drag and drop between different areas of

re: Drag drop with feedback

Markus — Tue, 03 Jul 2007 02:00:09 GMT

Hi Nick,

your little app may be great, but I can't see it on my Win2K system...

I found out that there will be a Silverlight 1.1 version for Win2K, and I thought of that since you announced WPF/E. "Everywhere" should also include Win2K, shouldn't it? ;-)

But what about desktop apps on Win2K? The decision that .NET 3.0 (including WPF) will run on WinXP SP2 was great, but because Win2K is still there on our customers workstations I would really need WPF on Win2K. I thought Silverlight could be the missing piece.

I just downloaded the Silverlight 1.1 SDK and I only found some ASP.NET samples.

So my question is: Are there any plans at Microsoft to support Silverlight in a WinForms app? That could be the missing piece to have the advantages of WPF in a desktop app on Win2K.

By the way, we really want to get rid of the browsers controls that host an SVG viewer ;-)

Would be great if you had a short answer for me, thanks.