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The Application Model,w to use layout containers and common controls and how to respond to mouse and keyboard events. Now, it’s time to take a closer look at the Silverlight .—the scaffolding that shapes how Silverlight applications are deployed, downloaded, and hosted.

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Navigation,still something missing: the ability to transition from one page to another. After all, traditional rich-client applications are usually built around different windows that encapsulate distinct tasks. To create this sort of application in Silverlight, you need a way to move beyond the single-page di

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Animation,that spin, text that scrolls into view, and so on. Sometimes, these effects seem like excessive glitz. But used properly, animations can enhance an application in a number of ways. They can make an application seem more responsive, natural, and intuitive. (For example, a button that slides in when y

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Data Controls,h data binding is a flexible and powerful system, getting the result you want can still take a lot of work. For example, a typical data form needs to bind a number of different properties to different controls, arrange them in a meaningful way, and use the appropriate converters, templates, and vali