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wow... I guess there is not much experts-exchange help available for WPF
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wow... I guess there is not much experts-exchange help available for WPF

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For starting/compiling &nbsp;with a xaml<br />
go to My Project/Application<br />
Startup Uri/ and select the file you want to start first<br />
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For starting/compiling  with a xaml
go to My Project/Application
Startup Uri/ and select the file you want to start first



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I figured this out long ago. &nbsp;You have to change the startup xaml file in the app.xaml file.<br />
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There could be a different way to do this. &nbsp;I cannot follow your instructions though. &nbsp;<br />
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&quot;Form Starting/compiling with xaml&quot; ???
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I figured this out long ago.  You have to change the startup xaml file in the app.xaml file.

There could be a different way to do this.  I cannot follow your instructions though.  

"Form Starting/compiling with xaml" ???

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In a wpf project, your default window is Window1.xaml. &nbsp;I have created a new window, but do not know how to get that window to be the startup window when I compile the project.
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In a wpf project, your default window is Window1.xaml.  I have created a new window, but do not know how to get that window to be the startup window when I compile the project.

wpf start window

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