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Microsoft C#XNA & Beyond: The Path To VS 2008
Author: codeproject.com |
Published: 16th Dec 2007 |
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Add CommentFiled in: CSharpThe article shows how to embed a XNA-based game into a WinForms control with ease. Also, it explains how to integrate an XNA GS project into VS2008 (this IDE is not currently supported by XNA GS), and in turn, to be able to use WPF with your XNA-based creation.
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