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From what I have seen so far, it seems that you can use both visual states and storyboards to do the same thing visually to a silverlight application’s UI. Am I wrong in making that statement?
Does anyone here know of which one should be chosen over the other in a practical scenario?
Please excuse if my question is not specific enough. Im just a bit hazy on all things Silverlight. 🙂
Thanks for your time.
Your question implies some conflict between Visual states and storyboards but no such conflict exists.
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VisualStatecontains aStoryboardwhich animates the visual change in the UI to represent the state.