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问题 I am launching the mailto app in this way :- using Windows.System; //starts the default mail app with a subject, cc, bcc, and body Launcher.LaunchUriAsync(new Uri("mailto:windows8devs@almostbeta.com?subject=Code Request&cc=kevin@almostbeta.com&bcc=admin@almostbeta.com&body=Hi!")); 1) Can't we attach attachments to mailto app in windows 8? 2) If so please let me know what would be the work around ? Thanks in advance. 回答1: No, you can't attach files to mail app in Windows 8. You need to use

问题 I want to make Window with Metro style. I found the 3 following libraries: http://elysium.asvishnyakov.com/en/ https://github.com/MahApps/MahApps.Metro http://mui.codeplex.com/ All are for Net Framework 4+. Is there anything for 3.5? I also tried to make it on my own (Didnt finish - still need to design it and add Resize [which I dont know how]) but I dont really like how it's made...: <Window xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation" xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft

问题 I'm trying to handle the MaxLength of a TextBox via Binding. I'm using a Helper Class called 'MaxLengthConverter' (see here http://mariabrinas.com/?p=89). The TextBox looks currently like this: <TextBox MaxLength="{Binding TestValue, Mode=TwoWay, Converter={StaticResource MaxLengthConverter}, ConverterParameter='7'}" Text="{Binding TestValue, Mode=TwoWay}" InputScope="Number" /> And the MaxLengthValueConvert looks like this: public class MaxLengthConverter : IValueConverter { public object

问题 I have created a subclass of the TextBox class so that I can capture all keyboard events in the OnKeyDown() method ( the KeyDown event will not trigger for all keyboard events, including but not limited to, backspace and arrow-keys, but OnKeyDown will) . The problem with this is that it effectively disables the TextBox, as it bypasses the control's internal keyboard handling entirely. The obvious solution is to call OnKeyDown in the superclass. How do I do that in Windows Runtime? Just

问题 I'd like to use TagLib in my Windows Store project. The TagLib is imported as reference, with its dll ( taglib-sharp.dll ) I can access any file in my music folder since it is checked in the capabilities. However, when I call TagLib.File file = TagLib.File.Create(soundFilePath, TagLib.ReadStyle.None); it throws the following error: System.UnauthorizedAccessException was unhandled by user code HResult=-2147024891 Message=Access to the path 'C:\Users\Gabor\Music\_FIFA 2010 soundtracks\01. Meine

问题 I am using the WinJS.UI.AutoSuggestBox from the first example on this link: http://try.buildwinjs.com/#searchbox:simplelist1 I copied the exact same code to make sure I was not making any mistakes on my part, but it still doesn't render correctly. I have no idea what the problem might be. PS: the Data.animeList is a namespace defined on the default.js, it works correctly and I've been using it on other pages. It is an array of strings, just like the one on the example mentioned above. Using

问题 I am trying to change the background color of my application in visual studio (XAML) to White (or, ApplicationPageBackgroundTheme / or whatever it's called) and it doesn't work. When I debug, it just shows a black background. When I go to the Devices pane and select the default color theme to "Light", it makes everything on the screen white, even the text and the background. When I change the background of the colors in xaml, at runtime it gets changed back to black! I've searched, but haven

问题 I have download the code from CodePlex Then I install the sdk's of live,telerik etc After installation I ran the code and I'm getting the following error `0x800a1391 - JavaScript runtime error: 'WinJS' is undefined` The error occured in the Converters.Js file here it is (function() { var r = Windows.Storage.ApplicationData.current.roamingSettings.values; // Export shortDate WinJS.Namespace.define("codeSHOW.Converters", { // Error Occured here }); })(); Any help is highly appreciated. Thanks.

问题 I want to execute my own function when a push notification is received even when the app is not running. And the user doesn't need to click the notification in action bar. In the BackgroundTask.cs I have the following code snippet: namespace BackgroundTasks { public sealed class SampleBackgroundTask : IBackgroundTask { public void Run(IBackgroundTaskInstance taskInstance) { ApplicationDataContainer settings = ApplicationData.Current.LocalSettings; string taskName = taskInstance.Task.Name;

问题 I am quite new to Metro dev and I only hope I will be able to express my question in an understandable way... Actually I am porting a part of my old application to Metro. The logic part is a separated project (Portable Library) and it should serve to 1) the old WPF app and 2) the new Metro app. The basic logic is the same but some subsystems (for example file operations manager) must be coded differently - i.e. async way for Metro. My question is: Do I have to rewrite the whole chain of