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Description
This is the fourth and final part of the build your first Windows Store app with C# video series. In this video, you'll learn how to use the File Picker API, how to do data bind properties of a file to controls, and we'll show how to preserve access to a file for later use using the StorageApplicationsPermissions class.
[00:22] Step 1: Use a File Picker to get an image file
[08:35] Step 2: Bind UI controls to file data
[12:37] Step 3 : Save and load state
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The Discussion
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imgen Dan, the link text for the source code is wrong. Although it's no big deal, please change it. Thx.
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imgen This tutorial is great, actually awesome! It's BAT - Big Awesome Tutorial !
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golnazal @imgen: fixed!
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Alaa El Bosaty Thanks a lot
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MariuszGorzoch Hi
Does anyone have problem with picking old pictures from flicker or facebook ? I'm using approche described in video and in those cases I get "FileNotFound" exception
kind regards
M.
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Ankit Nice. Please continue this series to have more tutorials.
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Tariq Nawaz its a greate tutorials for the biggener plz continue it....
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MikeCollins I get everything to work as described, except at the very end [18:55] after I suspend and shutdown, then restart the app, it starts with the 1st page, rather than the photo page, and the photo is not saved.
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