"WPF/E" is implemented as a small client-side runtime that users download and install once for their browser (the CTP is a 1.1Mb download, and can be configured to "download on demand" the first time a user visits a page that uses "WPF/E" content). This first CTP runs on both Windows and Macintosh systems (both x86 and PowerPC), and supports IE, FireFox and Safari browsers...

Some people are excited to see a mini WPF available cross browser. Others are scared of what it means. The expression studio designer-tools are compelling, and can be used to developer WPF/E applications. read more

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