Professional Silverlight 4ISBN: 978-0-470-65092-9
Paperback
840 pages
August 2010
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3 | 79 | Error in Text The paragraph that currently reads: To get the library, you must add a reference to the System.Windows.Interactivity.dll that comes with Expression Blend. This will not show with the other libraries in Visual Studio, so when you right-click and select ?Add Reference,? you need then to click the Browse tab. You will find the DLL in the Programs folder normally on your C drive under Microsoft SDKs, then under the Expression folder, the Blend folder, then ../Interactivity/Libraries/Silverlight/. Once the DLL is included, you are ready to build out the class you created into a Blend Behavior. You need to start by adding the namespace at the top like this: Should read as follows: To get the base class (and the associated namespace), you must add a reference to the System.Windows.Interactivity namespace that comes with the Silverlight 4 framework. Right-click on references, select ?Add Reference,? and select System.Windows.Interactivity from the .NET list of libraries. Once the namespace is included, you are ready to build out the class you created into a Blend Behavior. You need to start by adding the namespace at the top like this: |
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