windows-10-universal

I want to open the documents like pdf, office , image, txt, rtf inside the uwp desktop application. is there any control in toolbox which open this type of documents ? :( thanks in advance :) 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/57177253/xamarin-form-how-to-open-documents-in-uwp-desktop-application

I have a Windows 10 UWP app that I am enabling voice recognition for a text box. Yes, I know that I can also leverage Cortana for this. However, Cortana comes with some cons as well, mainly that you have little to no control over Cortana from within the app. This is where the Continuous Recognition of the SpeechRecognizer namespace comes in. I like the amount of control I have. However, it seems to randomly stop listening after some seconds. Here is how I have it implemented. Note that I also tried to set every possible timeout to 0 which should mean no timeout. Properties on page: private

I am working on a Windows 10 UWP app that needs to talk to a IIS server using NTLM authentication. I am setting the username and password in the HttpBaseProtocolFilter: filter.ServerCredential = new PasswordCredential(uri, UserName, Password); When i view the request in fiddler, it is using Basic Auth. Is there anything I can do to get it to use NTLM, which the server is requiring? Request Headers: Content-Length: 1459 Content-Type: text/xml; charset=utf-8 Host: server Connection: Keep-Alive Cache-Control: no-cache Cookie: ClientId=XXXXXXXXX Authorization: Basic XXXXXXXXX Response Headers:

Does anybody know StartOverride method logic? From documentation: The request to start overriding does not mean that the screen brightness level always changes to match the specified override brightness level. It's still up to the system to decide whether or not to honor this override request. I've wrote simple method to debug brightness changes: protected override void ApplyBrightness(double brightness) { var brightnessOverride = BrightnessOverride.GetForCurrentView(); Debug.WriteLine($"Try to change brightness from {brightnessOverride.BrightnessLevel} to {brightness}"); void

I want to read HTML and allow my user to edit HTML by providing him all the formatting options like Bold,Italic,Underline,Bullet points,etc. I also noticed that Microsoft is allowing all such formatting options in their default Outlook Mail app when we click on more in Bottom bar. Can someone please suggest is there any direct API to achieve this in Windows 10 or any third party API available in Nuget ? I want to achieve like below: Got a very good article to achieve my requirement on following RichText Editor Hope it helps someone. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36540073/html-editing

Universal windows apps don't support data triggers. Without data triggers, how can I change the background color of a button using xaml and data binding only when a boolean property in the view model changes? For example given this XAML: <StackPanel> <Button Name="ButtonA" Click="ButtonA_Click" Content="A" /> <Button Name="ButtonB" Click="ButtonB_Click" Content="B" /> <Button Name="ButtonC" Click="ButtonC_Click" Content="C" /> </StackPanel> with this code behind private void ButtonA_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) { Model.IsOnA = !Model.IsOnA; } private void ButtonB_Click(object sender

I am trying to print out something from my UWP app. Basically I've used a WebViewBrush to draw some data on to some FrameworkElement 's (Windows.UI.Xaml.Shapes.Rectangle) - and I want to print one of these Rectangles on each page (one rectangle per page) I was really hoping someone could provide a very simple example of how printing in UWP works. I have tried it myself and I am happy to provide my code, but there are honestly thousands of lines - all of which I've taken from the Microsoft GitHub examples and tried tweaking: https://github.com/Microsoft/Windows-universal-samples/tree/master