Windows Phone 8 Beginner's Tutorial (iii) Writing the first Windows Phone 8 application

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http://channel9.msdn.com/Series/Windows-Phone-8-Development-for-Absolute-Beginners/ Part-3-writing-your-first-windows-phone-8-app

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Now that we have installed the tools we need, we can start creating the first Windows Phone 8 application.

The following are our plans:

We will create a new Windows Phone application project

We'll do some simple edits, such as deleting annotations, adding media controls (Mediacontrol) and button controls, and applying styles.

We will write an event handler that responds to the button click event

We'll play the sound file in the button-click event handler

1. Create a new Windows Phone application project and name it "Petsound"

Based on past experience or by watching Channel9 's other absolute beginner series, you should already be familiar with the basic steps of creating a new project, adding a new file, and so on. I will not take the time to explain the above. If you are unfamiliar with some of the content, you can review the C # series tutorials for the Absolute beginner again (C # for Absolute Beginners series).

File

New

Project...

In the New Project dialog box:

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