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This was done in Photoshop: photoshop

The white box I would create using a Silverlight Border. How would I then create the dropshadow kind of effect. As you can see it is a bit different from the standard dropshadow.

Would Shazzam help achieve this?

Edit: Graeme got me looking in the right direction. I ended up using this solution which I found following this path:

http://forums.silverlight.net/forums/t/13710.aspx
http://10rem.net/blog/2008/04/03/simple-xaml-drop-shadows-in-silverlight-2

Thanks Graeme!

+1  A: 

I would use a second border. Give it a LinearGradient brush for the stroke and increase the thickness.

Graeme Bradbury
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For this effect, "Glow" can be used but I have noticed that silverlight and wpf had glow effect in earlier version but i cant find it. You can use Glow to give dark color shadow effect as well.

Akash Kava
shame isn't it!
ondesertverge
+1  A: 

ondesertverge, there is a control which adds glow effect in Blacklight open-source project: http://blacklight.codeplex.com/

Sergei Golubev
Thanks Sergei. Looks like an awesome project I'll look into soon.
ondesertverge