nothing to do with IDEs in this one. you could write that code in vi and have the same problem :)

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Hi, if you have sub procedure when loading of your ListBox you can call it again after you successfully added a new data.

Use this : ClipToBounds="True" Example : <Rectangle Fill="#FF999999" Stroke="#FF000000" Margin="225,185,166,169" ClipToBounds="True"/>

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How have you defined it, and what do you mean it doesn't work? Do you mean it's not present, or that values aren't being updated? Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before. My blog | My articles | MoXAML PowerToys

Use a trigger to set the background?

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Great! Works now... Thx :)

Doesn't anyone know?? Whould be also OK if I just knew how to set the target to a property of the class the storyboard is belonging to, mostly the window.. Normally only properties of the Window-class can be accessed and not the ones in the derived class. modified on Friday, June 13, 2008 3:04 PM

Actually, I have to specify the target's name :(

Your solution is perfectly fine for the context where the OP is using it. Mine is more general (doesn't require IList, just IEnumerable), doesn't crash when the lists have different lengths (whether this is good depends of course highly depends on what you want to do). And in your solution, inserting new items in list1 while the query is evaluated will result in an InvalidOperationException (collection modified during enumeration), but inserting new items in list2 doesn't. The Zip solution is symmetric regarding input1/input2 (throws InvalidOperationException in both cases).

OK, thx. I did it this way: From="{Binding Source=HelloWorld, Path=Opacity}" To="0.0" Duration="0:0:0.5" /> and in code: this.Animation.To = this.TextBlock.Opacity == 1 ? 0 : 1;

I use Adobe Lightroom; however, unless you need to manipulate photos, it may be a bit pricy. ACDSee makes a decent manager.

Thx, works so far. But there's another problem: In XAML, I add a Paragraph to the FlowDocument. At runtime, I dynamically add some spans containing runs to the RTB. If I change the text, it seems like there is a new Run being created right in the Paragraph instead of the Span. Why doesn't he modify the existing Run? :confused: