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How Do I: Create a Master-Detail Data Entry Form in WPF

Bath Massi shows how to create a Master-Detail (or One-to-Many) data entry form in WPF using Visual Studio 2008. Author: Bath Massi

How Do I: Create a Simple WPF DataGrid to Edit Tabular Data

Beth Massi shows how to create a simple data grid in WPF for editing tabular data using Visual Studio 2008. Author: Beth Massi

How Do I: Create a Master-Detail Data Entry Form in WPF

Bath Massi shows how to create a Master-Detail (or One-to-Many) data entry form in WPF using Visual Studio 2008. Author: Bath Massi

How Do I: Create Bindable Objects

In this video Pat Tormey shows how to modify your own classes into data sources that can be bound to editable controls. In a couple of quick steps Pat shows how to use a BindingList...

Lab: What’s Coming in WPF: Datagrid, Ribbon, and VSM

The next version of Windows Presentation Foundation will offer a whole new set of controls for you to utilize in building a state of the art desktop application. In this lab we will...

Lab: Build Your Own HLSL Shader Effect Lab

Create a simple, single input HLSL shader Effect and utilize it in WPF application. Then use Parameters and C# Dependency Properties to animate it.

RecipeBox: Expression Blend Hands On Lab

RecipeBox is an application written in C# which loads a set of recipes from an XML file and displays them using the Windows Presentation Foundation. WPF controls can be given customized...

Generating the MD5 Hash for a C# Object

Hasler Thomas describes how to generate the MD5 hash string for a common C# object.

A Money type for the CLR

A convenient, high-performance money structure for the CLR which handles arithmetic operations, currency types, formatting, and careful distribution and rounding without loss.