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Silverlight 4: Creating an Application to Play Offline Media

Raul Mainardi Neto

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11 Mar 2010CPOL2 min read

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Discovering the features of Silverlight 4

offlinevideos.zip
- OfflineVideos.sln
- OfflineVideos.Web
  - bin
    - OfflineVideos.Web.dll
    - OfflineVideos.Web.pdb
  - ClientBin
    - OfflineVideos.xap
  - OfflineVideos.Web.csproj
  - OfflineVideos.Web.csproj.user
  - OfflineVideosTestPage.aspx
  - OfflineVideosTestPage.html
  - Properties
    - AssemblyInfo.cs
  - Silverlight.js
  - Web.config
  - Web.Debug.config
  - Web.Release.config
- OfflineVideos
  - App.xaml
  - App.xaml.cs
  - Assets
    - Error.png
    - Install.png
    - Transfer.png
    - Uninstall.png
    - Warning.png
  - Bin
    - Debug
      - AppManifest.xaml
      - Assets
        
        Install.png
      - OfflineVideos.dll
      - OfflineVideos.xap
      - TestPage.html
    - Release
  - Contracts
    - IShell.cs
  - MainPage.xaml
  - MainPage.xaml.cs
  - OfflineVideos.csproj
  - OfflineVideos.csproj.user
  - Properties
  - UI

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Raul Mainardi Neto

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Brazil

Senior Software Architect from Brazil.

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