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Dev102.com has a nice post explaining how to write a Brightness extension method. Excerpt: Suppose you have several objects in your WPF application filled with similar Brushes which differ in brightness only. Like in this image: The nine rectangles use the same RadialGradienBrush but each rectangle is a little darker than previous. You can create [...]

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Pixel Shader Effects are starting to go mainstream.  Now that Silverlight 3, WPF and Expression Blend support Shader Effects I expect to see a blossoming of interesting effects libraries.  A case in point. Charles, over at digitalepiphania.com has an new pixel shader that is worth investigating.   His shader effect converts any XAML visual into a [...]

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If you have a computer with the Silverlight 2 developer bits installed you might see the following message when installing Silverlight 3. Unable to install Silverlight. Your Silverlight developer components are out of date. Here’s a typical install sequence on a Windows Vista computer that results in this error message.   1. Navigate to a [...]

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