How to install Silverlight on Visual Studio 2010?
You either need to download Visual Studio Professional from MSDN Subscriptions (or install it from media) or use the Visual Web Developer 2010 Express edition, then install Service Pack 1 and the Silverlight Tools.
Q. Is the Silverlight program a trademark of Microsoft?
Visual Studio and Silverlight are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. Visual Studio, Silverlight, and their technology are Copyright © Microsoft Corporation. Has this extension helped you at all? If so, please rate and share it. Thanks! 🙂
Q. Can you use Silverlight 5 as a target framework?
Tools > Options > Environment > Extensions > Allow synchronous autoload of extensions No XAML designer in Visual Studio or Blend. Silverlight 5 isn’t listed as a target framework when creating a Legacy Portable Class Library (PCL).
Q. Can you use Silverlight on a 32 bit computer?
One moment, please, while the current Silverlight installation status is determined… RECOMMENDED: Use Silverlight in the 32-bit Internet Explorer process on x64 systems. Most browser plug-ins (including Silverlight, Flash, Java and almost all ActiveX controls) only work in 32-bit browsers currently.
Q. Are there any profiling tools in Visual Studio?
Visual Studio provides a variety of profiling tools to help you diagnose different kinds of performance issues depending on your app type. In this article, we give a quick look at the most common profiling tools. To see profiling tool support for different app types, see Which tool should I use? Measure performance while debugging
Q. Where to find UI analysis in Visual Studio?
In your UWP apps, you can enable UI Analysis in the Diagnostic Tools window. The tool searches for common performance or accessibility issues and displays them in the Events view while you are debugging. The event descriptions provide information that can help resolve issues.
Q. How to analyze memory usage in Visual Studio?
This data can help you evaluate whether the function itself is a performance bottleneck. The Diagnostic Tools window also allows you to evaluate memory usage in your app using the Memory Usage tool. For example, you can look at the number and size of objects on the heap. For more detailed instructions to analyze memory, see Analyze memory usage.
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