Saving Silverlight XAML to a JPEG using WritableBitmap

Posted By: Adam Kinney | Jul 22nd @ 5:14 PM | 36,061 Views | 6 Comments
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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#Jul 24th @ 5:39 AM
PatB
PatB

Hi,

 

Just to let you know, I don't see a link to a video nor any other kind of link.

 

Yours,

 

Patrick

#Jul 24th @ 6:04 AM
stevo_
stevo_
Human after all

There is a link to a blog post regarding doing this, which is useful to know!

#Jul 24th @ 9:47 AM
AdamKinney
AdamKinney
Agent of Change

The CSS was hiding the link from you, but the new skin has been updated to better show the link now.

#Jul 24th @ 10:34 AM
Arne Garvander
Arne Garvander

where is the new CSS skin that allows to see the video

#Jul 24th @ 10:51 AM
stevo_
stevo_
Human after all

There isn't a video.. it's a link.. first line of the description..

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