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WPF 4: The Visual State Manager
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WPF 4: The Visual State Manager
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The Visual State Manager was originally introduced in Silverlight to provide a better way to manage states and transitions for visual controls. With the release of .NET 4.0, WPF now supports the Visual State Manager –in this brief video you’ll see how the VSM is used in a WPF application.
Presenter: Bill Lodin
Job Title: Vice President, IT Mentors (Trainer)
Course Date 01/11/10 08:00 Duration 15 minutes Training Format Video Level Intermediate Attendance Count 1069 views
Attendee Comments
“I missed how a VisualState and the corresponding control state are associated. E.g name a property like "checked" in the VisualState element from which the state can be derived. Anyway - interesting presentation.”
Günter Zöchbauer, currently only studying