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WPF, XAML, Expression Blend and MFC [modified]

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    I've been looking at Microsoft's Expression Blend[^] the past couple of days and have read this article : .NET 3.0 WPF Tools && Examples[^]. We currently have a legacy MFC based application that does a lot of GDI rendering. What I would like to be able to do is embed an Expression Blend composition within our application and dynamically control the properties of the rendering through the wrapping app. E.g. The Expression Blend composition is showing a red car rotating and the user chooses blue from our app, I'd like to dynamically change the render to blue. Has anyone looked at embedded any XAML based creations within their own legacy MFC based apps? Thanks in advance. -- modified at 16:10 Thursday 4th January, 2007 Looks like Nish may have done some work in this area?

    Jim RunFatBoy.net[^] - Exercise for the rest of us.

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