Saving Silverlight XAML to a JPEG using WritableBitmap
- Posted: Jul 22, 2009 at 5:14 PM
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Blueboxes walks us through the process of
Rendering XAML to a JPEG using Silverlight 3 using the WritableBitmap class. Very useful when you wish to "print" the state of an application or something a user has created.
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Hi,
Just to let you know, I don't see a link to a video nor any other kind of link.
Yours,
Patrick
There is a link to a blog post regarding doing this, which is useful to know!
The CSS was hiding the link from you, but the new skin has been updated to better show the link now.
I can't see the video either.
where is the new CSS skin that allows to see the video
There isn't a video.. it's a link.. first line of the description..
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