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Video: Using Tunneling Routed Events in Windows Presentation Foundation

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Published: 26 Jan 2009

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In this video Mohammad Azam demonstrates how to use the tunneling routed events in WPF. He also explains how the difference between tunneling and bubbling events. [6:08]

by Mohammad Azam
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· Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) allows you to create rich desktop applications.

· Windows Presentation Foundation contains Tunneling, Bubbling, and Direct events.

· The Tunneling Routed Events are the first events to be fired followed by the Bubble events.

· Tunneling Routed Events start with the Preview keyword.

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