I have to start working wpf on C# windows application, I have downloaded framework 3.0 and installed ... and in a book, the sequence of start working of wpf is given like this below
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You'll probably use Visual Studio 2005 to create, compile, and run applications written for the Windows Presentation Foundation. If so, you can re-create the SayHello program by following these steps:
1. Select New Project from the File menu.
2. In the New Project dialog, select Visual C#, Windows Presentation Foundation, and Empty Project. Find a good home for the project and give it the name SayHello. Uncheck the Create Directory For Solution option. Click OK.
3. In the Solution Explorer on the right, the References section must include PresentationCore, PresentationFramework, System, and WindowsBase. If the References section doesn't include these DLLs, add them. Right-click References and select Add Reference. (Or, select Add Reference from the Project menu.) In the Add Reference dialog, click the .NET tab and select the required DLLs. Click OK.
4. In the Solution Explorer on the right, right-click the SayHello project name and then select New Item from the Add menu. (Or, select Add New Item from the Project menu.) In the Add New Item dialog, select Code File. Type in the file name SayHello.cs. Click OK.
5. Type the program shown earlier in the chapter into the SayHello.cs file.
6. Select Start Without Debugging from the Debug menu (or press Ctrl+F5) to compile and run the program.
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I am not getting "Windows Presentation Foundation" to select anywhere ....
please help me how i can start working in WPF in visual studio 2005 environment .......
Re: [3.0] starting wpf programs in C# Windows Forms ?
Originally Posted by sureshvijayan
Hello techz,
I have to start working wpf on C# windows application, I have downloaded framework 3.0 and installed ... and in a book, the sequence of start working of wpf is given like this below
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You'll probably use Visual Studio 2005 to create, compile, and run applications written for the Windows Presentation Foundation. If so, you can re-create the SayHello program by following these steps:
1. Select New Project from the File menu.
2. In the New Project dialog, select Visual C#, Windows Presentation Foundation, and Empty Project. Find a good home for the project and give it the name SayHello. Uncheck the Create Directory For Solution option. Click OK.
3. In the Solution Explorer on the right, the References section must include PresentationCore, PresentationFramework, System, and WindowsBase. If the References section doesn't include these DLLs, add them. Right-click References and select Add Reference. (Or, select Add Reference from the Project menu.) In the Add Reference dialog, click the .NET tab and select the required DLLs. Click OK.
4. In the Solution Explorer on the right, right-click the SayHello project name and then select New Item from the Add menu. (Or, select Add New Item from the Project menu.) In the Add New Item dialog, select Code File. Type in the file name SayHello.cs. Click OK.
5. Type the program shown earlier in the chapter into the SayHello.cs file.
6. Select Start Without Debugging from the Debug menu (or press Ctrl+F5) to compile and run the program.
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I am not getting "Windows Presentation Foundation" to select anywhere ....
please help me how i can start working in WPF in visual studio 2005 environment .......
thankzzzzzzzzz
ok,,,,,,,,, i got the answer ... wanna to install Visual Studio 2005 extensions for framework 3 .........
now i just loaded a form ... and placed button ... while double clicking on the button, it is not taking to button area to place the code ... is there any shortcut key to get the button1_click area to write code ?