Is there a Way I can display PDF Document within a WPF app? I was able to do on a Windows XP Box with Acrobat 8.x installed. But on windows 7 with Acrobat 9.x installed, those ActiveX controls are not available anymore... Is there an alternate control I should be looking for?
http://hugeonion.com/2009/04/06/displaying-a-pdf-file-within-a-wpf-application/
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I want to create ribbon tab (flat style - look like File Explorer Windows 8.1 and Office 2013) in my windows form C# project. Please help me! I try using OfficeRibbon with dll file (https://officeribbon.codeplex.com/) but it only it only Office 2007 Ribbon. Office 2013 is flat style but it doesn't work.
Use DevExpress Ribbon .This Tool Provide Ribbon form MDI with document manager and lot of customized controls and Skins for windows form .
The OfficeRibbon control's office 2013 style is almost there, straight out of the box:
You might need to apply your own theme to get it similar in color to Windows 8. More on theming HERE
I am starting to develop a Windows phone (Silverlight) 8.1 application and one thing I wanted to create was a user control. I noticed on the normal windows phone templates for a WP project in VS2013, there is a template for user controls, but not when in a Silverlight 8.1 project. What would be a good starting point for this? Is it the same as a windows phone user control? I am having a hard time finding tutorials on how to do this specifically for Silverlight.
This is a new Windows Phone 8.1 Silverlight project and these are the options you see. I believe a Windows Phone User Control is what you want.
The naming conventions changed probably because the new non-Silverlight Windows Phone User Control uses the WinRT naming convention, using: instead of clr-namespace:, so these components are not shareable between Silverlight and non-Silverlight projects.
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After several tries, I found out it was the Microsoft WPF Ribbon that causes the title bar style not rendering correctly.
Application without Ribbon in XP:
Application with Ribbon in XP:
I have already set the theme to be XP style. Still not fix. It is a bug in Microsoft Ribbon or am I missing something? On Window 7, on the other hand, renders OK.
Develop on WPF C# .NET 4, VS2010.
Why do you care? this is a user setting to have Aero enabled or not in Vista or 7 and theming enabled or not in XP like in 2 and 3 pictures you sent.
In general you should ignore this. Office 2007 and 2010 with ribbon UI renders the same but because ribbons are skinning the application windows completely.
My suggestion is to either use skins and do the same or simply ignote this because if I use Vista with Aero enabled I would not like your App to look like classic Win2000 applications.
This is anyways an issue with the window title bar as it will use the default theme of the OS you are using.
I suggest you to neutralize the style by implementing a custom window style that takes the windows 7 look n feel for all windows ion your applications. Have a look at the MessageBox control from latest extended WPF toolkit.
It has a windows 7 style themse that looks exactly same on all the above OS if you use
Window.AllowsTransparency="False"
Window.WindowStyle="None"
Window.Style="{StaticResource Windows7WindowStyle}"
Have Microsoft Chart Controls been integrated into .NET 4 release of WPF? I've found some statements supporting such claims but i cant find those controls :/ How do I use them in WPF4?
This MSDN library page gives an overview over the new features in WPF 4. A Chart control is not part of WPF 4.
There is, however, a preview of the chart controls that probably will be released in an upcoming WPF version or service pack. You can download the preview as part of the WPF toolkit.
I'm trying to use a WPF application on our Citrix server, and made a really simple window with a button and a textbox. When running the application, noting but the application name on top of the window is shown. Is it not possible to use WPF on Citrix, or is our Citrix server too old?
It should be possible to use WPF on Citrix starting with PS 4.5 Feature pack 1.
Is your version older than this?