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Getting Started with WPF 4: Button Controls Part 1 – The Button is a Content Control

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Tags: ContentControl , Buttons , WPF
In part one of his new series called "Getting Started with WPF 4", Pete Brown explains that the Button derives from ContentControl.

Button derives from ContentControl. That means Button can contain pretty much anything. We’ll focus on content for most of the rest of this post.

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