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I am developing WPF application which will be executing on the 21-inch touch-screen.
Along with ListBoxes in my application I have vertical scroll-bars for each of them. What I want is to get rid of those scroll-bars and just allow user to scroll naturally by touching lists itself. How can I achieve that? Is there out-of-the-box support for that in Windows 7 and .NET 4.0?
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Although WPF supports touch events out of the box WPF is very limited for this kind of scenario.
I am hoping for 3rd parties (or even Microsoft) to add the Windows 8/Metro touch experience to WPF