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Building a Data-Driven Master/Detail Business Form in WPF using Visual Studio 2010

Posted By: Drew Robbins | Oct 21st @ 8:34 AM | 4,192 Views | 1 Comment

In this lab you’ll learn all the necessary steps for creating and customizing a master-detail business form in WPF 4.0 using Visual Studio 2010 tools. The application being built in this lab is a simple read-only representation of the sort of application that might be used to manage and view entries in a real estate agent’s office. The techniques used could easily be applied to nearly any data-driven client application scenario.

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Wow! this look like a great and comprehensive set of walkthroughs and presenations! Can't wait to get going on them.

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