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  • Blog Post: How to print dynamically created Images in Silverlight 4 Beta

    Silverlight 4 supports printing scenarios. It’s quite easy. Just create a PrintDocument instance, handle the PrintPage-Event and call the Print-Method. In the PrintPage-Event set the PageVisual-Property of the PrintPageEventArgs to a UIElement of your choice. If there are more pages, set the HasMorePages...
  • Blog Post: Take Snapshots PART II - Save as animated GIF

    I was asked, if it would be possible to save the snapshots created in my last post as an animated gif. With a DispatcherTimer and the GifBitmapEncoder-class you’re not far away from it. Just create a MediaElement in your Window: <MediaElement Source="thomasOnBoard.wmv" x:Name="media"...
  • Blog Post: Take Snapshots of Videos with WPF

    With WPF’s Imaging-Classes you can take snapshots of any Visual. The snapshot can be saved in any common Image-Format, like e.g. JPG. Let’s take a look at a pretty short example, that shows how easy this can be done. The example takes snapshots of a Video. The following Window contains a...
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