One thing you’ll probably notice in our UI is that most of the options for editing the appearance of an item in PGC are grayed out (because we haven’t implemented them yet…). Luckily, all the visual elements in PGC are Silverlight 1.0 XAML and there are free and fairly easy to use tools available that let you tweak away to your hearts content. You can also start from scratch if you’d prefer, creating a new XAML file for use in the PGC. Right now, your best bet for editing the visual appearance of

After Brad Abrams completed his Silverlight portion of the keynote, he did a demo of PopFly. PopFly is a mashup tool that was built with Silverlight 1.0. It was designed so that average Joe could build neat things out of different services on the web. After seeing the cool animated interface, Brad showed us how he took a PopFly application a friend of his had posted on his Facebook site, made some edits, and then turned it into a different game. What was neat about the new game was how he built it.

D3 Power Breakfast: Expression Web & Blend and PopFly 05 October 2007 09:30 - 05 October 2007 12:30 Kuala Lumpur Welcome Time: 09:00 Microsoft Auditorium East Level 29, Tower 2 Petronas Twin Towers Kuala Lumpur City Centre Kuala Lumpur Wilayah Persekutuan 50088 Malaysia Language(s): English. Product(s): Visual Studio. Audience(s): Developer. Event Overview Expression Sure, you have your traditional tools at hand, but what about a something more? Something that makes your work easier; adds productivity

ReMIX07 Boston – Monday-Tuesday, October 8-9, 2007 On the frontiers of the Web, boundaries are blurring—developers and designers, advertisers and publishers, software and services, media and technology, TV and PCs, PCs and mobile devices, producers and consumers. The old order is getting a little MIXed up. MIX 07 took place in Las Vegas as a conversation between web designers, developers, and business decision makers. MIX showcased topics and solutions that bridge Microsoft and non-Microsoft perspectives,