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  1. @estep Blend 3 only support SL3 and WPF 3.5 projects. If you want to target SL4 or WPF 4, consider using Blend Preview for .Net 4 6:39 PM Nov 19th from web in reply to Estep
  2. @cjibo Please do to send us information by running Blend.exe /ExceptionLog - you can send that file to unnir at microsoft dot com 6:21 PM Nov 19th from web in reply to cjibo
  3. @marksm Would be very happy to take a look at your project, please feel free to get in touch with me at unnir at microsoft dot com 4:32 PM Nov 18th from web in reply to marksm
  4. @ChrisWalshie SketchFlow is not available in the Blend Preview for .Net 4 (hence now SketchFlow SL4 or .Net 4 projects, yet). 4:31 PM Nov 18th from web in reply to ChrisWalshie
  5. @smartyp Blend Preview for .Net 4 only supports SL4 and .Net 4, so no support for SL3 - for that you need to continue to use Blend 3 4:29 PM Nov 18th from web in reply to smartyp
  6. @anttisimonen Please feel to get in touch with me at unnir at microsoft dot com and I can help investigate (a project repro would be great) 7:08 PM Nov 17th from web in reply to anttisimonen
  7. @colinneller Please feel free to email me at unnir at microsoft dot com and I can get someone to investigate your repro 3:58 PM Nov 16th from web in reply to colinneller
  8. @danvanderboom Yes, you can. Just select a node in the solution explorer and drag and drop a file (or set of files) onto that node. 1:00 PM Nov 9th from web in reply to danvanderboom
  9. @BGrojer Support will be coming very shortly! :) 5:00 PM Oct 23rd from web in reply to BGrojer
  10. @csteen Border - yes <Border CornerRadius="3,4,5,6". Rectangle - No 12:39 PM Oct 14th from web in reply to csteen
  11. @Lycenae @ the cmd prompt Blend.exe /ExceptionLog, and send me the call stack after the crash at unniratmicrosoft.com, I will take a look 12:37 PM Sep 27th from web in reply to Lycenae
  12. @burkeholland Wonder which part do you find most useful for us to improve? Is it the verbosity, correctness, preservation of your edits,...? 5:25 PM Sep 16th from web in reply to burkeholland
  13. @rammesses Can you please share out the XAML so we can investigate? You can send it to me at unnir at microsoft dot com 11:50 AM Sep 16th from web in reply to rammesses
  14. @dvdstelt Curious why you have to do that - Silvlight 3 and 2 support should be perfectly side-by-side and you can just switch Blends? 2:12 PM Sep 12th from web in reply to dvdstelt
  15. @irascian When you export the XAML from Design, please make sure that you select WPF or Silverlight XAML (as one is a subset of the other) 10:06 AM Sep 9th from web in reply to irascian
  16. @bnunnally Great writeup Brad! We will def. act upon some of this feedback for the next version! :) Unni, Program Manager, Blend 11:52 PM Sep 1st from web in reply to bnunnally
  17. @slforums Please feel free to get in touch with me at unnir at microsoft dot com - we can hopefully help you out and understand the cause 1:25 PM Aug 15th from web in reply to slforums
  18. @MelindaMarsh Sorry to hear that! Please feel free to get in touch with me at unnir at microsoft dot com so we could investigate further. 7:16 PM Aug 11th from web in reply to MelindaMarsh
  19. @serialseb Does this happen for any vanilla project or just for something that you are already working on? Would be happy to investigate... 5:40 PM Aug 10th from web in reply to serialseb
  20. @vinbrown2 You can run Blend.exe /ExceptionLog and then hibernate/come back and mail the report to me at unnir at microsoft dot com 6:10 PM Aug 6th from web in reply to vinbrown2
  • Name Unni Ravindranathan
  • Location Redmond, WA
  • Web http://blogs.msdn...
  • Bio Program Manager, Expression Blend
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