1. How do I get the native "look and feel" using WPF? stackoverflow.comI've just started developing a WPF application. This is not my first WPF app, but it will be the first that needs some polish. I know quite a bit about the ... |
2. Exporting a GUI to xml? stackoverflow.comIs there a tool to take a GUI designed in C# or other languages that can take the screen layout and export that to an XML file such that you end up ... |
3. How to get "native" look for WPF widgets on windows XP? stackoverflow.comI have just started playing around with WPF. I've noticed that while some widgets automatically pick up the native look and feel (e.g, buttons, menus), some others don't (e.g., labels, panels ... |
4. What advantages are to be had by using Java+Swing over C#+WinForms/WPF? stackoverflow.comThere is a group here using Java, server-side and client-side, with Swing for the client UIs. I plan to suggest that they change the front end to C# and WinForms ... |
5. WPF client sided and Java server sided? stackoverflow.comI would like to ask for some ideas regarding a scenario like this: 1) we need to build up a real time application that runs on a client. Some sort of stock ... |
6. Rich look and feel in WPF stackoverflow.comI am searching for good samples for WPF that gives rich look and feel in WPF. Like for example a fancy TreeView Control with icons ..or Outllok like layout... Samples that shows ... |
7. Office 2010 Look and Feel? stackoverflow.comI am getting started on a WPF app whose UI will be modeled rather loosely on Outlook. I would like to emulate the Blue color scheme in the Outlook 2010 beta. ... |
8. Which tool is Prefered to design a GUI .? Java or .net C# WPF stackoverflow.comI want to know which is the best tool which can be used to make GUI . Currently I'm working on VC++ 6.0 and I can't give a good look(Vista Look) ... |
9. creating a nice GUI in WPF stackoverflow.comI need to create a desktop CAD application which essentially should have a nice modern GUI. I am thinking of creating a WPF application so that I can have a rich user ... |
10. WPF swing out an element stackoverflow.comSay we have a standard WPF-application, and I want to show some UI-elements on the left side besides my main application window. Is there a way to go "beyond the borders" ... |
11. WPF Control Templating: Keeping Windows look and feel stackoverflow.comI'm working on a control template for an inherited TextBox class. I'd like to use this template to add additional controls with the ScrollViewer. I can achieve that goal just ... |
12. State of the art in MVC architecture? stackoverflow.comSeems like there are a ton of possible MVC configurations/architectures (MVC, MVVM, MVP, HMVC, PAC, document-view...). Is there any currently accepted 'best' or state-of-the-art MVC architecture? What is the newest thinking? ... |
13. Is WPF an extraordinary thing? stackoverflow.comAs long as I program, I always did it with MS-technologies. There was DOS, MFC , VB6, then .net with WinForms and now WPF. In all these technologies, the GUI-thing was always ... |
14. Can you host a Java swing app inside a WPF app? stackoverflow.comI suppose the question I'm asking is it possible to host a JVM inside a WPF application? WPF = Windows Presentation Foundation Found this so far: http://www.jnbridge.com/jnbp-examples.htm |
15. Converting Java GUI to C# WPF stackoverflow.comNew to C# and WPF trying to reproduce a simple 2D chess game written in Java Swing a few years ago. Consists of an 8x8 grid of buttons, produced in a ... |
16. Change look and feel in WPF application? stackoverflow.comIs there easy way to change look and feel of your WPF app, just like in Java Swing? I can change it manually, by adopting manually crated styles on various controls... |
17. What to use to design look and feel for a .NET application? stackoverflow.comI've been tasked with designing a new look and feel/navigation for a .NET application that is in the works but I am not sure what the best way to approach this ... |