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<SilverlightTooltip Number="004" Text="Visibility-Opacity"/>

The Visibility and Opacity of Silverlight objects each have a specific use. In the past, particularly in the WPF/E days, Opacity was used to hide objects that now should be hidden with Visibility.

But there are 'gotchas' both ways.

Read my fourth Tooltip to understand the difference.

Stay in the 'Light!
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posted @ Sunday, October 21, 2007 8:32 AM

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