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Hi Again ! 
Go To[^] here.
There are lots of articles which will help you to start Silverlight. 
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Many Many Thanks For Your Tremendous help.
But again that doesn't make sense for my main question.
"Can it work for .net 1.1 If yes then Your welcome  "
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From what I have seen, it requires .NET 2.0+.
The best way to accelerate a Macintosh is at 9.8m/sec² - Marcus Dolengo
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Gandalf - The White wrote: Can it work for .net 1.1
I believe that it requires a minimum of .NET 2, although as you can get a free download of .NET runtimes this shouldn't be an issue.
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Hello Gandalf,
Gandalf - The White wrote: What r the minimum Requirements to start with silverlight.
If you are asking about software requirement, I will suggest you to install the following software.
1. VS 2008
2. Silverlight 1.1 Alpha runtime
3. Silverlight 1.1 Alpha SDK
3. Silverlight 1.1 Alpha Tool for VS 2008
4) Microsoft Expression Blend December Preview (optional)
5) ASP.NET 3.5 Extension
Gandalf - The White wrote: An Need some Books/E-books/PDF about silverlight to refer.
I read "Introducing Silverlight 1.1" (shortcut). It's nice. And also, you can read QuickStart tutorial.
Feel free to let us know if you need more help for studying Silverlight 1.1.
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Hi Michael,
The reply was informative and to the point.
I m feeling very bad for the framework 1.1 people.The new thing that they have develop should support the previous versions also, something like backward compatible.
The book that u have mention is in form of BOOK or it is E-Book?
If there is a soft copy(e-book) of that book then it would be better.
Thanks dude.
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Gandalf - The White wrote: I m feeling very bad for the framework 1.1 people
Don't feel bad about that. If we are on the way of Microsoft, we have to speed up...
but I know that technology is going so fast but we, the developers, can't throw away the existing system that we developed with old technology. Yesterday, my manager told me to implement new functionalities to the existing VB6 project. As I've been using VS 2005 and VS 2008 so much lately, VB6 IDE is not my taste but however, I have to do it and I'm writing the VB6 code right now.
I think that this is the nature of software development. Let me tell you one thing that I used to do. I worked for what the company ask me to do. Whenever I have free time, I try to learn as much as I can. I try to participate in CP or Silverlight forum[^].
Gandalf - The White wrote: The new thing that they have develop should support the previous versions also, something like backward compatible.
Sometimes, it's not possible. If you are a developer, you know about that.
Gandalf - The White wrote: The book that u have mention is in form of BOOK or it is E-Book?
You can get both (hard-copy or soft-copy).. The one that I bought is soft-copy and it's pretty cheap.. but UX team will be release Silverlight 2.0 beta next month. So, it is better if you buy Silverlight 2.0 book. You better wait for a while..
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is it possible to use any other reference such as xna framework
because i want to trigger event with xbox 360 controller and
paint 3D graphic to the canvas
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xna framework?
Sound something New?
You are going to work for XBoX 360? That's Cool.
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Gandalf - The White wrote: xna framework?
XNA Game Studio Express enables hobbyists, academics, and small, independent game developers to easily create video games for Windows and the Xbox 360 console using optimized cross-platform gaming libraries based on .NET. This release is an update of the 1.0 version which contains improved functionality along with new features. This release is supported on Windows Vista. Combined with an active membership in the XNA Creators Club (available from Xbox Live Marketplace), you can also create, debug, and play games on your Xbox 360 console.
If you are interested in XBOX 360  then go for it..
XNA Game Studio Express, which is a product that enables students and hobbyist game programmers to create games using C# that will run on both Windows and their Xbox 360. The XNA Framework is the set of .NET libraries that developers will code against to build their games.
Blog-Good Information here[^]
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Is that based on MS Platform?
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Yes, It is based on Microsoft Platform.
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which Languages and tools are Required for Building a Simple MS Platform XNA based Game?
Have u ever Experienced XNA Framework?
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No , I have never use the XNA Framework 
But, I have just little info about it. Have you check out the link I have given?
The XNA Framework is for Managed Code Development and runs on the Common Language Runtime(aka CLR) which prevents a programmer from using unmanaged languages (C++) from using the XNA Framework. It supports only C#.
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Currently Silverlight graphics only print in IE browsers. When will they print in FF and Safari?
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Most likely no. Microsoft uses that as a why to get people to use their technology. Porting to products that are not yours is hard to do anyway. But FireFox and other open sources eventually get the functionality that they want, may just take a while.
The best way to accelerate a Macintosh is at 9.8m/sec² - Marcus Dolengo
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Actually, the new SilverLight does work with other browsers.
The best way to accelerate a Macintosh is at 9.8m/sec² - Marcus Dolengo
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nji78 wrote: When will they print in FF and Safari?
I hope printing will be added in Silverlight 1.1 beta..
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You should add an annoying Silverlight popup when reading this forum.
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Just like in http://forums.asp.net/[^]?
So you want to make this forum as a glittery nagware?
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We really see an amazing awesome sparkle, twinkle, glitter and powerful shine across the forums with the new forums on WPF, Silverlight and .NET 3.5 and Linq.
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A pessimist sees only the dark side of the clouds, and mopes; a philosopher sees both sides, and shrugs; an optimist doesn't see the clouds at all - he's walking on them. --Leonard Louis Levinson
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Hi there,
i wonder if there is a workaround to combine several brushes?
i want to set the background of a small custom control and
i need two different gradientbrushes (linear and radial).
overlaying e.g. two canvas and setting their opacity to smthg. like 0.5 is no option for me.
i´d be glad for any idea
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Why not overlay two Canvas panels, each using a different brush, and then just use that as the Visual for a VisualBrush?
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