Using Video Markers in Silverlight
Learn how to use video markers in Silverlight; to set captions/subtitles for a video.
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Learn how to use video markers in Silverlight; to set captions/subtitles for a video.
In this article, we’ll have a brief discussion of the performance, networking, and other improvements in Silverlight 5.
In this article, we’ll have a brief discussion of the new features in elevated-trust applications in Silverlight 5.
In this article, we’ll have a brief discussion of the new features in media stack in Silverlight 5.
In this article, we’ll have a brief discussion of the new features in graphics stack in Silverlight 5.
In this article, we’ll have a brief discussion of the new features of controls and text in Silverlight 5.
In this article, we’ll have a brief discussion of the new XAML features of Silverlight 5.
Step by step in Silverlight 5, lots of demos and samples available.
In this article we’ll have a brief introduction to Microsoft Silverlight, see how it fits with other technologies today, and watch it in action. Get ready!
Updated the article “Consuming URL Shortening Services – bit.ly”.
In this article we are going to explore the Speech API library that’s part of the TTS SDK that helps you reading text and speaking it. We’re going to see how to do it programmatically using C# and VB.NET and how to make use of LINQ to make it more interesting. The last part of this article talks about…… won’t tell you more, let’s see!
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Another article of our endless series that talks about accessing URL shortening services programmatically.
This article is talking about 1click.at shortening service, how you can use it, and how to access it via your C#/VB.NET application.
This is the last article in this series, it talks about unmanaged code interoperation; that’s, interop between .NET code and other code from other technologies (like Windows API, native libraries, COM, ActiveX, etc.)
Be prepared!
In the previous article, you learnt what interoperability is and how it relates to the .NET Framework. In this article, we’re going to talk about the first form of interoperability, the Managed Code Interop. In the next article, we’ll talk about the other forms.