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Questionbinding one listview to two observablecollections Pin
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QuestionLoad/Save WPF application settings Pin
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SledgeHammer0127-Jan-12 9:31
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No need to hand job anything. Its already built into .NET for you for free. In solution explorer, expand the Properties folder and double click on "Settings.settings". Set up your application settings in that designer.

In your code, you'll access them like:

Properties.Settings.Default.<property name> = blah;

to save, you'd do:

Properties.Settings.Default.Save();

they'll be auto-loaded when your app is loaded.

There are some annoying details to get everything working in the real world, but this will get you started Smile | :) .
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QuestionCalling WPF window from VB6 Pin
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QuestionWhy explicit Style defined in a theme Which had been applied for one control aren't update when change the Theme ?. Pin
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QuestionCould not load type 'System.Windows.Controls.VirtualizingPanel' from assembly 'System.Windows, Version=2.0.5.0 Pin
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