Expression Design has a larger range of vector drawing tools than Blend,
and can export as XAML, or you can copy and paste the
XAML.
You're right. I rarely use Expression Design except to make some simplistic
images with coloured shapes. I read the F1 help on paths, creating and
found it
I usually use Inkscape and save as xaml. There is also a tool for
scaling/manipulating paths, rather than nesting them inside a transform,
which can be useful. Can provide a link if you want.
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complex forms.
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Subject: Re: Generating path language strings
I usually use Inkscape and save as xaml
Subject: RE: Generating path language strings
Expression Design has a larger range of vector drawing tools than Blend, and
can export as XAML, or you can copy and paste the XAML.
Keep an eye out for scaling though. Design has a habit of exporting XAML with
an overall transform, which you could
*Subject:* RE: Generating path language strings
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Expression Design has a larger range of vector drawing tools than Blend,
and can export as XAML, or you can copy and paste the XAML.
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Keep an eye out for scaling though. Design has a habit of exporting XAML
with an overall
