Prior the release of Silverlight 3, the way to enable Silverlight to run out of the browser meant to edit the AppManifest.xml file and add this XML.
<Deployment.ApplicationIdentity> <ApplicationIdentity ShortName="Out of Browser Application" Title="This app is out of the browser!"> <ApplicationIdentity.Blurb> Sample Out of the Browser App </ApplicationIdentity.Blurb> </ApplicationIdentity> </Deployment.ApplicationIdentity>
Now that Silverlight 3 its being released, is much easier than that.
Go to the Silverlight properties then the Silverlight tab, there is a check box called Enable running application out of the browser, you can enable that and a new button called Out-of-Browser Settings will appear to set how you want the application to look.
A new file will show up under properties called OutOfBrowserSettings.xml
The XML generated will look like that:
<OutOfBrowserSettings ShortName="Application" EnableGPUAcceleration="True" ShowInstallMenuItem="True"> <OutOfBrowserSettings.Blurb> Application on your desktop; at home, at work or on the go.</OutOfBrowserSettings.Blurb> <OutOfBrowserSettings.WindowSettings> <WindowSettings Title=" Application" /> </OutOfBrowserSettings.WindowSettings> <OutOfBrowserSettings.Icons /> </OutOfBrowserSettings>
You can change the values on the file or use the UI to do so.
Happy coding.
Cheers
Al
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