Working With The WPF Dispatcher |
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Proper use of threads can greatly increase the responsiveness of your WPF applications. Unfortunately, you can't update any UI controls from a thread that doesn't own the control. In .NET 2.0, you used Control.Invoke(). Now, we've got something similar but more powerful - the Dispatcher. This tutorial will explain what the Dispatcher is and how to use it. More » |
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