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ZoomBoxPanel, Adding a Fade Out Subsidiary Slider Control: Part 4

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21 Nov 2009Ms-PL10 min read 50K   1.9K   37  
This article adds a new subsidiary slider control to control the ZoomBoxPanel. The slider is designed to sit on top of the visual content and fade into the background when not in use, similar to the sliders in Google Earth and Visual Studio.
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