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  • Live Framework SDK - more on inviting others

    This previous post had me thinking that the WPF application that I built across these posts; Live Framework SDK - More Steps Live Framework SDK - Having a Single MeshObject Live Framework SDK - Adding a Silverlight MEWA would start to improve if I offered the opportunity to "invite others" to shared...
    Posted to Mike Taulty's Blog by mtaulty on Fri, Jan 9 2009
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  • WPF and Virtual Earth, Part 3

    Following up from this post , I'd been playing around a little with using my Virtual Earth control and I realised that it wasn't really working :-) The main problem was that I was tending to call VEMap.Find() more than once at the same time and I'd read the docs and hadn't fully understood that when...
    Posted to Mike Taulty's Blog by mtaulty on Thu, Oct 9 2008
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  • WPF and Virtual Eath, Part 2

    Following on from here , I thought I'd add a little bit of pushpin support to my basic Virtual Earth control for WPF. Essentially, I added a new property to the control called PushPins and each one of those is just a tuple of; { Latitude, Longitude, Text } to be placed on the map. This means that from...
    Posted to Mike Taulty's Blog by mtaulty on Sun, Oct 5 2008
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  • WPF and Virtual Earth

    WPF Version 3.5 Service Pack 1 has a new WebBrowser control as I talked about a little here; http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/mtaulty/WPF-35-Sp1-WebBrowser-Control/ and some of the nice things about the control are; It can load HTML from a Stream or a string - i.e. you don't have to hit the web. You can...
    Posted to Mike Taulty's Blog by mtaulty on Fri, Oct 3 2008
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