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how to use a XAML snippet in an article

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    Patrick Klug
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    Hi guys, I am just about to finish my first article on codeproject ;) but I can't seem to get a XAML snippet into the article.. I tried to use the pre tags with the lang="XML" but that doesn't show anything. Any ideas?

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      Hi guys, I am just about to finish my first article on codeproject ;) but I can't seem to get a XAML snippet into the article.. I tried to use the pre tags with the lang="XML" but that doesn't show anything. Any ideas?

      Listen to the toad! www.dotnettoad.com[^]

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      Mohammad Dayyan
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      It's better to use a HTML editor like DreamWeawer CS3. However try to replace < with < and > with > in your article file. I bet your problem will solve.

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        It's better to use a HTML editor like DreamWeawer CS3. However try to replace < with < and > with > in your article file. I bet your problem will solve.

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        thanks heaps. that was it. now you can see my first article here: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/WPF/ExtendedWPFCommands.aspx[^]

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          thanks heaps. that was it. now you can see my first article here: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/WPF/ExtendedWPFCommands.aspx[^]

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          You're welcome

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