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Image Processing in Metro

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4 Apr 2012CPOL2 min read 63.6K   2.9K   24  
How to do third party image processing in new Metro style apps.
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Starting with my NES in 1990, I've loved computers ever since. Writing video game hacks (the kinds for unlimited health and super-powerful guns mind you...I always purchase my software!) and webpages for fun in middle school, a college education in Computer Science and a career in software development was a lock.

Currently, I work as a web developer and technical writer and primarily use .NET.

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