Silverlight Slider and Absolute values

Posted by: Method ~ of ~ failed, on 08 Sep 2008 | View original | Bookmarked: 0 time(s)

If you use the Slider object in Silverlight (or WPF for that matter) you may have experienced some similar frustration that I have recently. Lets take a look at what the Slider is first. The Slider is a simple control on the surface providing a track and a thumb (if you arent familiar with that term) that enables value changing. Some of the key properties are: Minimum the number that represents the lowest (left or bottom) value Maximum the number that represents the highest (right...

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