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Silverlight designer sample code is posted

If you’ve been wishing for some helpful designer gestures for your Silverlight DataGrid controls, look no further. The Silverlight Designer Sample is available at the WPF and Silverlight Designer Extensibility site. It demonstrates a pretty neat designer

Silverlight delivers online viewing experience for Sunday Night Football

The NFL and NBC will be delivering the entire Sunday Night Football season by using Silverlight 3.0 and IIS Smooth Streaming. The first game of the season will be broadcast tonight, with the Tennessee Titans vs. the Pittsburg Steelers. Game starts at
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Seadragon.Com

Microsoft Live Labs recently released Seadragon.Com . Using Seadragon, you can share any size image on the net as a zoomable photo. You can then share the image on Facebook, Twitter, or embed it directly on your blog or any other site. The picture viewer
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Silverlight Video Player with Source Code

Here's a link to a silverlight video player with all the basic features like progress/seek slider, full screen toggle, play/pause/resume, etc. The player is meant to be relatively simple while still sporting the basic features you'd expect in a video
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Silverlight 3D Overview

Applying simple 3D effects (a.k.a. perspective transforms) to objects in your Silverlight 3 Beta application is easy. Currently there are no meshes to define, no camera, none of that "3D engine" stuff-- just 12 properties of the PlaneProjection that you

Accelerating and decelerating animations (silverlight keyspline sample)

You can create more realistic animation effects like acceleration and deceleration in Silverlight using keyframes, however, if you're going to do this by hand (as opposed to using a tool like Blend) you're going to have to use keysplines which are not

Silverlight Offline documentation as up to date as the web?

The Silverlight 2 Offline documentation has been updated. There isn't a ton of new content in here since last refresh, mostly fixes to innacuracies, etc. FYI, we'd like to update the CHM every time the web updates (maybe even more often than the web).

Silverlight design time extensibility

Justin Angel has an exhaustive blog post on Silverlight design time extensibility. You can get it here . Nitya.
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Offline Silverlight Documentation now has Index

The Silverlight 2 Offline documentation now has an index (before it only had a table of contents and search). When you open the CHM, click on the Index tab to try it out. IMPORTANT! If you open the CHM and cannot view content, do the following to resolve
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Search Engine Optimization for Silverlight Applications

I recently helped Ashish publish a whitepaper on SEO of Silverlight Applications . The paper talks about some of the best practices for search engine optimization of Silverlight content. You can use these practices to make your Silverlight content discoverable
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List of Silverlight bugs and Workarounds

There are a number of bugs in Silverlight that might give you grief. I've compiled a list of some of these bugs as well as their respective workarounds here: Silverlight Bugs and Workarounds . I published this list on a blog page rather than a blog post
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Silverlight Bugs and Workarounds

There are a number of bugs in Silverlight and/or in the web browsers which Silverlight is designed to run in that might trip you up. Below is a rough list of many of these bugs along with workarounds (when available). Note: I list the bug status to give
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Show/Hide a Border and other Border fun

While adding a bunch of content to the Border class documentation, I discovered many questions about using borders. I'm going to attempt to address one issue which is how make a border appear and disappear. Before I get into it, if you are interested
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More on layout and the LayoutInformation APIs

As I was digging around in an old spec, I came across some very enlightening drawings which I pushed through art review and I will now share with you. Ashish wrote a nice post on the layout and rendering engines which might help you understand what's

Deep Zoom (Zooming and Panning Images using Silverlight & SeaDragon)

Deep Zoom which is a technology that combines Silverlight with SeaDragon is a powerful and easy way to impliment zooming and panning large images. Below are a few examples. Exploration of Very Large or High Resolution Images with Great Performance: Take
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