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you can save your color in registry and load and modify your string automatically at programstart
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you can save your color in registry and load and modify your string automatically at programstart

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or you can use cookie<br />
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or you can use cookie

http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/Resources/Detail.aspx?ResourceId=851 [http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/Resources/Detail.aspx?ResourceId=851]

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I have a path like :<br />
&lt;Path x:Name=&quot;Path01&quot; Width=&quot;566.04&quot; Height=&quot;567&quot; Canvas.Left=&quot;2.1123&quot; Canvas.Top=&quot;0.853088&quot; Stretch=&quot;Fill&quot; StrokeThickness=&quot;1&quot; StrokeLineJoin=&quot;Round&quot; Stroke=&quot;#CD000000&quot; Fill=&quot;#CD4A5F6F&quot; Data=&quot;...... &quot;/&gt; <br />
With a button I can change the Fill-property to another color eg #CD000000, but how can I save this change of color so it uses this new color again when the window is restarted (eg after a log off log on)<br />
Please provide me with all the details and if needed some code, I have no idea on how to do this best so.<br />

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I have a path like :
<Path x:Name="Path01" Width="566.04" Height="567" Canvas.Left="2.1123" Canvas.Top="0.853088" Stretch="Fill" StrokeThickness="1" StrokeLineJoin="Round" Stroke="#CD000000" Fill="#CD4A5F6F" Data="...... "/> 
With a button I can change the Fill-property to another color eg #CD000000, but how can I save this change of color so it uses this new color again when the window is restarted (eg after a log off log on)
Please provide me with all the details and if needed some code, I have no idea on how to do this best so.


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