I’m glad to hear these are useful to you. I would be happy to put up the files for download here. I will be sure to do that shortly… and now it is up there.

Best,
J.

Let me begin by thanking you for putting up these tutorials. I have really learned a lot and I am really excited about what else you have coming down the pipeline. Thanks a plenty.

Do you plan on releasing the files for this tutorial for download? I think I could use what I learned here for some other Silverlight project that I am working on.

Thanks for your time and help.

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Sorry for the delay in response.
To answer your question, yes the created sample data is stored as an XML file in a folder called SampleData within the Blend project folder. You can also use Blend to update the data at anytime just open up the project again and make your changes.

Cathleen,

Thanks for stopping by I appreciate the note.

thanks

Great Ill be watching out for any results,

I have a question about data, If I have data that I would like to display how do I get Blend to recognize it? I know I can import a XAML file, but how do I create this file?

Thanks
Cheers Jason

That sounds like an interesting challenge, I will definitely give that some thought, and see if we can’t figure something out there.

J.

I would just like to thank you so much for the effort that you have put into making these great videos, I am new to Blend and it hard to find good clear resources, so thanks again.

I have a video request about how to make custom sliders,
not so much about how to change the style of a slider control but more like how to change the track from being straight to circular or curved in some way is this possible? Maybe this is changing the style I’m not sure.

Thank you

Cheers Jason