NET 3.5 in C# 2008 (Apress, 2007). He lives in
Toronto with his wife and daughter.
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About the Technical Reviewer
nCHRISTOPHE NASARRE is a development architect for Business Objects,
a company that develops desktop and web-based business intelligence
solutions. During his spare time, Christophe writes articles for MSDN
Magazine, MSDN/Vista, and ASPToday, and he has reviewed books on
Win32, COM, MFC, .NET, and WPF since 1996.
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Acknowledgments
No author can complete a book without a small army of helpful individuals. I??™m deeply
indebted to the whole Apress team, including Sofia Marchant and Laura Esterman, who
shepherded this second edition through production, Kim Wimpsett, who speedily performed
the copy edit, and many other individuals who worked behind the scenes indexing pages,
drawing figures, and proofreading the final copy. I also owe a special thanks to Gary Cornell,
who always offers invaluable advice about projects and the publishing world.
Christophe Nasarre deserves my sincere thanks for his unfailingly excellent and insightful
tech review comments??”they??™ve helped me to fill gaps and improve the overall quality of this
book. I??™m also thankful for the legions of die-hard bloggers on the various WPF teams, who
never fail to shed light on the deepest recesses of WPF.
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