Microsoft Expression Blend: Tips & Tricks | pdc2008

See how Expression Blend can be used to design user interfaces for the desktop and the Web using both Windows Presentation Foundation and Microsoft Silverlight 2. Learn how to design consistently for both technologies and how the resulting XAML provides elegant workflow between developers and designers.

Douglas Olson
Peter Blois

Tags: Expression, Intermediate, Lunch Session, Silverlight, WPF

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GeorgeBell

What's the registry field to enable VSM in BLEND/WPF?

Thanks,

George

Seraph

In reply to GeorgeBell

#Oct 28th, 2008 @ 11:09 PM

Yes, please publish that registry entry for VSM, I can't find it anywhere.

ThomasScheidegger
NETMaster

In reply to GeorgeBell

#Oct 28th, 2008 @ 11:09 PM

for the registry key, read this Expression team blog.

Markweee

Larry started working at Microsoft back in the dark ages back when computers shipped with kilobytes of memory and a 10 megabytes of disk space. Over his 24 year career he has worked on networking, email servers, embedded controllers for home automation and most recently he works as a developer on the Windows Sound team.

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Markweee

Using the PC as a phone is central to the future of communications, and this session will provide you with the essentials to build the end to end experience. Windows 7 provides APIs for integrating communications capabilities into your applications. This session covers attenuating and muting sounds during a phone call, receiving a phone call using a Bluetooth headset, improving the latency of a phone call, and selecting the appropriate communications device.

online doctoral degree AND business degree