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WPF - Floating Toolbar

Hi, How can I make a floating toolbar (like the mini font floating toolbar in Word 2007) using WPF? I would like it to appear and disappear from mouse movement over items.

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Look into the Popup control.

Stephen Wrighton  2010-01-05 19:32:25
I cant seem to get the e.g. to work
 2010-01-05 19:42:37
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You could go the tricky way, creating a form with no border.

Bobby  2010-01-06 20:32:52
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Take a look at the following popup samples.

Zamboni  2010-03-07 16:22:35

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