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Update: starting with the latest version (2009.3), our components are no longer backward compatible with Silverlight 2, and exclusively target Silverlight 3. Some of the new features, like support for WCF RIA Services, cannot be supported in a compatible way. Thanks, Jovca
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Hi, The controls are developed and compiled with Silverlight 3.0, and principally targeting 3.0. Our testing is mostly done in 3.0 as well. If you're concerned about Silverlight 2.0 compatibility, the controls are immediately usable in 2.0 projects since we were able to maintain backward compatibility. We can provide customers with 2.0-compiled controls to ensure full compatibility. Thanks, Jovca
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Hi, Apologies for the late reply. Silverlight visual designer in Visual Studio is read-only, and only serves the purpose of previewing changes made in the code window. The Properties panel doesn't work at all - it simply shows "Property editing not available". Controls dragged from the Toolbox can only be dropped on the code window, where they insert an empty control tag (rather useless, really). This is a limitation of the Silverlight SDK. Next version of Visual Studio (2010) will...
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Hi, We're targeting Silverlight 3, but all our control dlls are backward compatible with Silverlight 2, and can be directly used in SL 2 projects.