Silverlight Cream for June 22, 2011 -- #1111

In this Issue: Kunal Chowdhury, Beth Massi, Mike Taulty, Xpert360, and Erno de Weerd.RSSImage

Above the Fold:

Silverlight:"Silverlight, HTML and the WebBrowser Control for Offline Apps"
Mike Taulty
WP7:"Windows Phone 7 (Mango) Tutorial - 18 - Know about various Phone Tasks"
Kunal Chowdhury
LightSwitch:"How to Create a Simple Audit Trail (Change Log) in LightSwitch"
Beth Massi

From:

Kunal Chowdhury has number 18 in his Mango series up and is discussing WP7.1 Microsoft.Phone.Tasks namespace classes

Beth Massi's latest is a demo of building an audit trail to track changes to records in LightSwitch

Mike Taulty takes a good hard look at the WebBrowser control... and all the permutations and gyrations. If you're using or going to use this control, you definitely want to read this article.

Xpert360 has his 5th tutorial up on PivotViewer, covering the topic of inverting the facet category's selections... per reader request.

Erno de Weerd has his 3rd tutorial in his series using Inkscape to draw graphics for your WP7 app... this one is on Background images, and staying within in the Marketplace guidelines of course

Stay in the 'Light!


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