ListBox Styling (Part2-ControlTemplate) in Expression Blend & Silverlight

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Tags: Listbox , Styling , Expression Blend , Alan Beasley

Here is part two of Alan Beasley tutorial about ListBox styling in Blend.

How to Style the Control Template of a ListBox in a small MVVM application. Discussing multiple Styles, nested Controls, Resource Dictionaries, Similar Control Templates (TreeView), Control Reuse & a few other tips...

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