Comments by Jeff Blankenburg (Top 27 by date)

If your monitor is 1280x1024, you're not going to get that entire resolution in your browser. Browsers have edges, and those take up pixels. In addition, scrollbars take up pixels.

You should shrink everything down 40 or 50 pixels (horizontally) to accommodate for the different edges that browsers will present.

I have a few questions about this:

1) I only get scrollbars when my browser window is smaller than your content. I'm using IE 10. What is your target resolution?

2) Your site doesn't scale responsively at all. If you have content that is always the same size, you're going to get scrollbars when the browser is smaller than that.

3) Regarding "Google keeps linking from words in the paragraph...", this sounds like a local issue on your machine. Have you tried other browsers? Have you tried other machines? Google cannot do this to your site automatically, without additional software loaded on your computer.

This is not possible. "Metro" apps can't launch other applications, metro or desktop.

I'm going to need some help here. Can you specifically describe which animation you mean? What are you trying to apply this animation to? Do you have some code you could provide?

What have you tried? Can you post some example code?

Updated. Sorry.

My initial thought, at first glance, is that you should be binding to the <menu> and not the <menuitem>. Have you tried that?

What have you tried thus far?

What tool are you using to view your XML? I don't recommend bloating your file with newline characters if you can avoid it. Notepad++ does a great job at auto-formatting XML, as does the XML viewer in Visual Studio.

Looking at your code, I don't see anything obvious that would prevent it from working. When you say "didn't get success", what do you mean?

Can you please post some code to illustrate the issue you're having?

I'm not sure I entirely understand your question. Are you looking to "Create App Packages?" Or just deploy an app to your device?

Can you clarify what you mean? Are you trying to create a ListBox that scrolls horizontally? I think I understand your problem, but some additional detail (including any code you've already written) would be incredibly helpful.

If you post some code, I might be able to help you...

There are several things I'm confused about in this code sample.

1) XAML tags are case-sensitive, and yours are not capitalized properly.
2) Where is the drag-drop functionality?
3) Several of your properties are actually outside of the < >. Is this really the code you're trying to use? I don't believe this will work at all as written.

Have you looked at Windows Azure Mobile Services? Pretty remarkable set of tools.

I'm not sure I entirely understand your question. You have a set of PNG files, and when you click on one of the images, you want to animate them?

Are you looking for a simple solution? Or are you looking for someone to write this code for you?

Can you expand on this? Is there an example of what you're trying to accomplish? It sounds like you are trying to draw a line on the path the user's mouse or finger travels. Yes?

If you are expecting the image to update in the Windows 8 dynamically, it won't. However, if you close your app and restart it, the app should grab the image again the next time.

What do you mean by variable size? That the GridView can take a varying number of items? Or that the individual buttons vary in size depending on the data?

What have you already tried?