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I have a swf animation that I will like to use in a wpf application. I know I can use a webBrowser control but that control has a white background. As a result if I place that animation on top of an image for instance the white background appears.
I don’t know how complex your SWF is but you could try out this SWF to WPF converter. Based on the samples it appears to work quite well and it would allow you to circumvent the need to use a
WebBrowseraltogether.