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Monthly Archives: October 2015
Make a XAML button library in C#
This example shows how you can build an easily reusable XAML button library in WPF. The example Make a WPF button template in C# uses a WPF button template to make nice round buttons that change their appearance appropriately when … Continue reading
Posted in controls, graphics, wpf, XAML
Tagged button library, button templates, C#, C# programming, control video, controls, example, example program, fast forward, graphics, MediaElement, mp4, pause, play, reset, restart, reverse, templates, video, Windows Forms programming, WPF, XAML
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Make a WPF button template in C#
The example Control a video with the WPF MediaElement in C# uses attractive button images, but those images still sit on top of rectangular buttons. The images were generated by the example Make video control buttons in WPF and C#. … Continue reading
Posted in controls, graphics, multimedia, wpf
Tagged button templates, C#, C# programming, control video, controls, example, example program, fast forward, graphics, MediaElement, mp4, multimedia, pause, play, reset, restart, reverse, templates, video, Windows Forms programming, WPF
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Control a video with the WPF MediaElement in C#
This example shows how you can control an MP4 video with WPF’s MediaElement control. The control provides a surprisingly nice assortment of features that let you play, pause, position, and otherwise control a video. The following XAML code defines the … Continue reading
Posted in controls, graphics, multimedia, wpf
Tagged C#, C# programming, control video, controls, example, example program, fast forward, graphics, MediaElement, mp4, multimedia, pause, play, reset, restart, reverse, video, Windows Forms programming, WPF
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Make video control buttons in WPF and C#
I recently wanted some images for video control buttons: play, pause, stop, fast forward, and so forth. I googled around and found lots of nice buttons, but all of the sets I found were missing one or more of the … Continue reading
Posted in drawing, graphics, wpf
Tagged bubble buttons, buttons, C#, C# programming, control templates, drawing, example, example program, fast forward, graphics, next, pause, play, previous, reverse, rewind, skip, stop, video control buttons, Windows Forms programming, WPF, WPF templates
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Save WPF control images in C#
Occasionally I need to save WPF control images with transparent backgrounds for one reason or another. This time I needed to make some icons that displayed numbers. I could have used a Windows Forms application (it would have been a … Continue reading
Posted in drawing, files, graphics, wpf, XAML
Tagged C#, C# programming, drawing, example, example program, files, graphics, png, save bitmap, save png file, Windows Forms programming, WPF, XAML
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Print at full scale in C#
This example shows how you can print at full scale so objects drawn on the screen are the same size when printed. Note that your screen and printer are probably not calibrated exactly so the result will not match perfectly. … Continue reading
Posted in drawing, GDI+, graphics, printing
Tagged C#, C# programming, DPI, draw lines, drawing, example, example program, full scale, full scale printing, GDI+, graphics, line editor, print at full scale, printing, scaling, transformations, Windows Forms programming
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Allow limited CheckBox selection in C#
Normally the user can check or uncheck any CheckBox independently of any other selections. This post shows how you can allow limited CheckBox selection. In this example the user can select up to 2 of the CheckBoxes. Whenever the user … Continue reading