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Creating a WPF Application Select an application type May include: Choose between Windows application, Navigation application, and XAML Browser Application (XBAP) application; select the right type of application based on security restrictions Configure Event Handling May include: tunneling vs. bubbling events; using the Event Manager class; handle application-level events Configure commands May include: defining commands; associating commands to controls; creating custom commands; handling commands Configure page-based navigation May include: defining and using PageFunction; using Navigation Service and hyperlinks; simple navigation vs. structured navigation; using the Journal; handling navigation events Configure application settings May include: create application settings; create user settings; loading and saving settings Manage application responsiveness May include: implement asynchronous programming patterns; marshalling between threads; freezing UI elements Building User Interfaces Select and configure content controls May include: applying attached properties of controls to a user interface element; selecting appropriate controls for specific uses Select and configure item controls May include: using lists, toolbars, menus, tree views, virtualization of item controls, status bar Select and configure layout panels May include: choosing the correct layout panel; configuring sizing; aligning content; using a grid splitter Integrate Windows Forms controls into a WPF application May include: adding controls not available in WPF, such as the property grid and masked text box; interop dialog boxes Create user and custom controls May include: render appearance based on currently selected system theme; incorporate accessibility features by using UI automation; choosing between custom controls, user controls, and templates; consuming user control or custom controls; creating and handling routed events Adding and Managing Content Create and display two dimensional and three dimensional graphics May include: using geometric transformation; brushes; drawing shapes; clipping; flipping; hit testing Create and manipulate documents May include: XML Paper Specification (XPS) and flow documents; incorporating UI elements inside documents; choosing the right element for text presentation; scaling text; selecting controls for formatting text documents; printing Add multimedia content May include: media player vs. media element; adding a sound player; handling media-specific events such as buffering Manage binary resources May include: embedding resources in your application; linking to external resources; preloading resources; asynchronously using resources; sharing resources Manage images May include: accessing image metadata; transforming graphics into images; stretching and sizing images Binding to Data Sources Configure binding options May include: setting the correct binding mode and update mode; using static resources; using dynamic resources Bind to a data collection May include: filtering, sorting, and grouping data; using data templates; binding to hierarchical data; binding to objects Bind to a property of another element May include: using template binding; binding to an ancestor property Convert and validate data May include: localizing data; using custom converters and custom validators; using multivalue converters Configure notification of changes in underlying data May include: implementing INotifyPropertyChanged; using ObservableCollection

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