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<title>Scripted Animation in Silverlight</title>
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<summary>For any developer moving into Silverlight from Flash, one quickly notices that there is no enter frame event in Silverlight.  Each Silverlight control does not inherently have a timeline, but instead can have any number of storyboards.  A nice way to create your own enter frame event is by using storyboard looping.</summary>
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For any developer moving into Silverlight from Flash, one quickly notices that there is no enter frame event in Silverlight.  Each Silverlight control does not inherently have a timeline, but instead can have any number of storyboards.  A nice way to create your own enter frame event is by using storyboard looping.
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