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Forgot to mention setting the owner property elsewhere works (For example in the event handler of a button), the exception occurs only if setting the property is attempted in the constructor<br />

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Forgot to mention setting the owner property elsewhere works (For example in the event handler of a button), the exception occurs only if setting the property is attempted in the constructor


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Setting of owner property is sole system They have to knowledge to sell and by and to do any programed &nbsp;is child program he want to do some program by the inter peter &nbsp;given information than processed after given information is currency.
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Setting of owner property is sole system They have to knowledge to sell and by and to do any programed  is child program he want to do some program by the inter peter  given information than processed after given information is currency.

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Suppose I have two windows the owner called MainWindow and the child window called PasswordWindow. If I attempt to set the Owner property of the PasswordWindow to MainWindow in the MainWindow's constructor it compiles but throw a XamlParserException exception when run. See and download <a href="http://www.megaupload.com/?d=PUCJZL4T" rel="ugc">this code</a> for example about what I mean
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Suppose I have two windows the owner called MainWindow and the child window called PasswordWindow. If I attempt to set the Owner property of the PasswordWindow to MainWindow in the MainWindow's constructor it compiles but throw a XamlParserException exception when run. See and download this code (http://www.megaupload.com/?d=PUCJZL4T) for example about what I mean

Setting Owner property of a child window in the owner's constructor causes a XamlParseException

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