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It looks like you created a Silverlight 1.0 Website project. Silverlight 1.0 does not support buttons, so the command is disabled. If you create a WPF application, you should be able to find this option.
Currier
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One thing to check is the XML namespace. This is generally specified right near the top of the file. Both the Visual Studio Silverlight Tools package and Expression Blend will put:
xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/client/2007"
This is a good indication of what type of tool was used, but even if this is not present, the ...
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I believe this problem is specific to AVG anti-virus, so you should be able to use a number of other anti-virus products. Either way, we are looking at changing this in an upcoming release of Blend 2.
Currier
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If you click with the Path/Pen tool (rather than click-drag) then you will be creating a Path with a Polyline segment.
Currier
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In the recently released December Preview (http://www.microsoft.com/expression/products/download.aspx?key=blend2preview) we have tried to make it easier to determine which functionality is available in Silverlight. The features that aren't supported should, for the most part, be invisible instead of ...
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You can find more information on this issue at:
http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=1683231&SiteID=1
Hope this helps.
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You're welcome!
Our goal is to enable designers (and developers) to create user interfaces without resorting to coding. For WPF applications in Blend today I think we are reasonably successful in this goal (we certainly can and will do better). That goal won't change with Silverlight. But the platform is likely ...
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It sounds like a big decision on your part and I can appreciate the challenge of making such a decision. Most of your questions are centered around Silverlight itself and Scott Guthrie's blog is probably the best (and most definitive) source of information about Silverlight 1.1 plans and features. Here is a link to a good ...
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The 3rd issue is a known problem. The next update of .NET 3.5 should resolve it. Hopefully, people can live with this problem a little longer.
Currier
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Assuming you have the latest preview edition, the current UI for this is a little confusing. You should see a "Silverlight Application (JavaScript)" option. But it still has the language picker. At the moment, this choice has little or no impact on Silverlight Javascript projects, other than determining the extension of ...