Dedication;Forewords; First Edition; Second Edition;Preface; Who This Book Is For; How This Book Is Organized; What You Need to Use This Book; Conventions Used in This Book; Using Code Examples; How to Contact Us; Safari® Books Online; Ian''s Acknowledgments; Chris''s Acknowledgments;Chapter 1: Hello, WPF; 1.1 WPF from Scratch; 1.2 XAML Browser Applications (XBAPs); 1.3 Content Models; 1.4 Layout; 1.5 Controls; 1.6 Data Binding; 1.7 Dependency Properties; 1.

8 Resources; 1.9 Styles; 1.10 Animation; 1.11 Control Templates; 1.12 Graphics; 1.13 3D; 1.14 Documents and Printing; 1.15 Where Are We?;Chapter 2: Applications and Settings; 2.

1 Application Lifetime; 2.2 Application Deployment; 2.3 Settings; 2.4 Where Are We?;Chapter 3: Layout; 3.1 Layout Basics; 3.2 StackPanel; 3.3 WrapPanel; 3.4 DockPanel; 3.

5 Grid; 3.6 Canvas; 3.7 Viewbox; 3.8 Common Layout Properties; 3.9 When Content Doesn''t Fit; 3.10 ScrollViewer; 3.11 Custom Layout; 3.12 Where Are We?;Chapter 4: Input; 4.

1 Routed Events; 4.2 Mouse Input; 4.3 Keyboard Input; 4.4 Ink Input; 4.5 Commands; 4.6 Code-Based Input Handling Versus Triggers; 4.7 Where Are We?;Chapter 5: Controls; 5.1 What Are Controls?; 5.

2 Buttons; 5.3 Slider and Scroll Controls; 5.4 ProgressBar; 5.5 Text Controls; 5.6 ToolTip; 5.7 GroupBox and Expander; 5.8 List Controls; 5.9 Menus; 5.

10 Toolbars; 5.11 GridSplitter; 5.12 Where Are We?;Chapter 6: Simple Data Binding; 6.1 Without Data Binding; 6.2 Data Binding; 6.3 Debugging Data Binding; 6.4 Where Are We?;Chapter 7: Binding to List Data; 7.1 Binding to List Data; 7.

2 Data Source Providers; 7.3 Master-Detail Binding; 7.4 Hierarchical Binding; 7.5 Where Are We?;Chapter 8: Styles; 8.1 Without Styles; 8.2 Inline Styles; 8.3 Named Styles; 8.4 Element-Typed Styles; 8.

5 Data Templates and Styles; 8.6 Triggers; 8.7 Where Are We?;Chapter 9: Control Templates; 9.1 Beyond Styles; 9.2 Logical and Visual Trees; 9.3 Data-Driven UI; 9.4 Where Are We?;Chapter 10: Windows and Dialogs; 10.1 Window; 10.

2 Dialogs; 10.3 Where Are We?;Chapter 11: Navigation; 11.1 NavigationWindow; 11.2 Pages; 11.3 Frames; 11.4 XBAPs; 11.5 Navigation to HTML; 11.6 Where Are We?;Chapter 12: Resources; 12.

1 Creating and Using Resources; 12.2 Resources and Styles; 12.3 Binary Resources; 12.4 Global Applications; 12.5 Where Are We?;Chapter 13: Graphics; 13.1 Graphics Fundamentals; 13.2 Shapes; 13.3 Bitmaps; 13.

4 Brushes and Pens; 13.5 Transformations; 13.6 Visual Layer Programming; 13.7 Where Are We?;Chapter 14: Text and Flow Documents; 14.1 Fonts and Text Styles; 14.2 Text and the User Interface; 14.3 Text Object Model; 14.4 Typography; 14.

5 Where Are We?;Chapter 15: Printing and XPS; 15.1 XPS; 15.2 XPS Document Classes; 15.3 Generating XPS Output; 15.4 XPS File Generation Features; 15.5 System.Printing; 15.6 Displaying Fixed Documents; 15.

7 Where Are We?;Chapter 16: Animation and Media; 16.1 Animation Fundamentals; 16.2 Timelines; 16.3 Keyframe Animations; 16.4 Path Animations; 16.5 Clocks and Control; 16.6 Transition Animations; 16.7 Audio and Video; 16.

8 Where Are We?;Chapter 17: 3D Graphics; 17.1 3D Content in a 2D World; 17.2 Cameras; 17.3 Models; 17.4 Lights; 17.5 Textures; 17.6 Transforms; 17.7 3D Data Visualization; 17.

8 Hit Testing; 17.9 Where Are We?;Chapter 18: Custom Controls; 18.1 Custom Control Basics; 18.2 Choosing a Base Class; 18.3 Custom Functionality; 18.4 Supporting Templates in Custom Controls; 18.5 Default Styles; 18.6 UserControl; 18.

7 Adorners; 18.8 Where Are We?;XAML; XAML Essentials; Properties; Markup Extensions; Code Behind; Loading XAML;Interoperability; WPF and HWNDs; Hosting a Windows Form Control in WPF; Hosting a WPF Control in Windows Forms; Hosting WPF in Native HWND Apps; WPF and ActiveX Controls; WPF and HTML; Limitations of WPF/HWND Interop;Asynchronous and Multithreaded WPF Programming; The WPF Threading Model; The Dispatcher; The Event-Based Asynchronous Pattern;WPF Base Types; DispatcherObject; DependencyObject; Visual; Visual3D; UIElement; FrameworkElement; Decorator; Panel; Shape; Control; ContentControl; HeaderedContentControl; UserControl; ItemsControl; HeaderedItemsControl; Selector; ContentElement; FrameworkContentElement; Freezable; Animatable;Silverlight; Why Silverlight?; What Is Silverlight?; Silverlight XAML; Silverlight and WPF; Development Model; ASP.NET and Silverlight; A Taste of Silverlight 1.1; Tool Support; Examples in the World; Where Are We?;Color Inserts;Colophon;.