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  • Wiki Page: How to Programmatically Create a Silverlight Brush

    To create a Silverlight for Windows Embedded brush programmatically, you need to understand brush opacity so that you don’t inadvertently paint with a transparent brush. In the Mastermind code sample , created by using Silverlight for Windows Embedded, I chose to programmatically create the...
  • Wiki Page: Adding a Title Bar to an Application for Silverlight for Windows Embedded

    A Silverlight application does not have a title bar by default. To add a title bar, you modify the window style that App::GetWindowParameters() sets during application initialization. In the Mastermind code sample , I added a title bar and Minimize button. I developed the UI...
  • Wiki Page: Customizing the Sample Home Screen

    Add an Application Shortcut to the Sample Home Screen You can add an application shortcut to the menu in the sample home screen in Windows Embedded Compact. Then, a user can click the shortcut to start your application. The application must be based on Silverlight for Windows Embedded. After...
  • Wiki Page: Silverlight for Windows Embedded (Windows Embedded Compact 7)

    Silverlight for Windows Embedded is a native (C++ based) user interface (UI) development framework for Windows Embedded Compact powered devices and is based on Microsoft Silverlight 3. You can use Silverlight to do the following: Define visual UI for applications in XAML . Collaborate with designers...
  • Wiki Page: Mastermind: A Series on Using Silverlight for Windows Embedded (Windows Embedded Compact 7)

    I wrote the Mastermind code sample to learn more about writing an application for Silverlight for Windows Embedded. I will be sharing the lessons I learn in more detail. Check the links at the end of this article. You can use the Mastermind code sample to play a game of Mastermind. To download the code...
  • Wiki Page: Windows Embedded Compact 7: How to Exit a Silverlight for WindowsEmbedded Application Gracefully

    To conserve system resources and maintain overall system stability, it is important for any application to exit gracefully. To ensure that your Silverlight for Windows Embedded application exits gracefully, you use the EndDialog method of the visual host object, IXRVisualHostPtr . In this article...
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