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Screenshots: Vista graphics at play elsewhere

By · July 18, 2006, 8:42 AM PST · billdetwiler

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  • At the conference, Microsoft executives displayed screenshots of sites using Windows Presentation Foundation/Everywhere, which promises to bring Windows Vista graphics to .

    Here, a Firefox browser displays an animation of a clock, which is a vector image, over the page's background image.

    Mike Harsh/Microsoft

  • This image, also shown at the Mix '06 session on WPF/E, is a vector graphic in a Firefox browser. Users can zoom, rotate and pan the image, which was converted from an Adobe Illustrator image.

    Mike Harsh/Microsoft

  • The Microsoft software will include an editor called WPF/E Pad for writing XAML, a new language scheduled for release with Windows Vista. Designers construct a page layout and graphical elements, and the editor generates the XAML code, which can be "read" by Microsoft's Visual Studio tools.

    Mike Harsh/Microsoft

At the conference, Microsoft executives displayed screenshots of sites using Windows Presentation Foundation/Everywhere, which promises to bring Windows Vista graphics to .

Here, a Firefox browser displays an animation of a clock, which is a vector image, over the page's background image.

Mike Harsh/Microsoft

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