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Can anybody suggest a way to animate a circle similar to the default Win7\Vista wait cursor. <br />
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I'm using a WPF Custom Control derived from FrameworkElement and I'm drawing filled ellipses using the DrawingContext &gt;&nbsp;DrawEllipse method. However I'd like to have an animated edge to the circle which rotates around it... I've managed to animate the brush that paints the circle to 'fade in' using the opacity property - but I'm looking for a solution that will give it a 'glowing edge' that rotates around it...? Is this possible? <br />
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Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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Can anybody suggest a way to animate a circle similar to the default Win7\Vista wait cursor. 

I'm using a WPF Custom Control derived from FrameworkElement and I'm drawing filled ellipses using the DrawingContext > DrawEllipse method. However I'd like to have an animated edge to the circle which rotates around it... I've managed to animate the brush that paints the circle to 'fade in' using the opacity property - but I'm looking for a solution that will give it a 'glowing edge' that rotates around it...? Is this possible? 

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

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