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It will also include the series of spaces inside the text and the hard return that follows the text. If you just want to keep the spaces inside, you??™ll need to use this less-readable markup: >[There is a lot of space inside these quotation marks " ".] The trick here is to make sure no whitespace appears between the opening > and your content, or between your content and the closing <. Once again, this issue only applies to XAML markup. If you set the text in a text box programmatically, all the spaces you include are used. Events So far, all the attributes you??™ve seen map to properties. However, attributes can also be used to attach event handlers. The syntax for this is EventName="EventHandlerMethodName". For example, the Button control provides a Click event. You can attach an event handler like this: