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I hve Wrox's book, Beginning Visual Basic 2008 and have just started the XAML section which shows how to create a WPF application. In part of the setup procedures, it states to place a border control and an image (jpg according to the instruction) inside of the border tag.
The part I can't get through is that the book advises to set a BitmapEffect property (of the border tag) to a certain value, but when I select the border tag in the XAML editor, BitmapEffect doesn't show up in the Properties panel.