>>Downloaded it and played with it for a bit. I assume that at some point you'll zoom the grid with the pattern. But everything seems to work great, nice easy to use interface.
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>>It's looking really really nice!!!!
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>Yeah, I plan to get zooming working like you'd expect, and also plan to add panning. However, actually I never intended for this to become a real or completed app, it was just something that I knew what the app should be like and it gave me a test app to learn a little about C# and WPF. It was my first time with both of these.
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>So, my next trick is that I am now converting this over to Silverlight. I want to see this same app running in a web browser over the internet. This weekend I got a lot of it converted over, so I'm getting close. I'm having to learn as I go and digging around a lot on the internet.
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>So far, I've learned first hand what some of the missing features are in Silverlight. There were several WPF features in my XAML that I had to remove simply becuase Silverlight doesn't support them, or I had to edit the XAML becuase Silverlight has a slightly different implementation.
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>It's not terrible, but just dissappointing. I hope long term the writting of a XAML UI will be totally independent of whether it will be a local client app or a browser hosted app. We'll have to wait and see.
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>Here is a link I found that details the differences between Silverlight and WPF features: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc903925(VS.95).aspx
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>When I get it online I'll send you all a link to the web page.
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>Wish me luck...

Luck!!!!

I wish the WPF and Silverlight teams did a better job of coordination. Silverlight really should be just a subset of WPF.