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* **The PSD files format** supports sophisticated PSD (Photoshop Document) layers to apply editing and customize further.
* **The Bitmap Images format** is the native file format for most graphic programs. It provides the best access to image files on your computer.
* **Prints (Print Job files)** are a compressed format of each layer that retains each layer’s settings. You can load a Print Job file into Photoshop and work on it, editing individual images and testing in the Print Preview window. (See Printing from Photoshop.)
* **Web and Mac Archive formats** are created using the Tagged Image File Format. You can use these files in a web browser. (See Chapter 8 for more about web publication.)
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Q:
How to change background on onclick of button in silverlight?
I have two backgrounds(white and black), how can I change background onclick of the button?
I am creating this class in silverlight, and I am binding background property with some font style.
A:
on click of button —> create a class as
public class Red:Button
{
public void OnButtonClick()
{
// add code here
}
}
on xaml.cs file add the code.
private void mySilverlightControl_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
Red myRed=new Red();
mySilverlightControl.Background = myRed;
//add code here
}
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The partial oxidation of NPs to secondary NPs or bulk NPs, which occur during the fabrication process and irradiation, can be identified through the high-resolution XPS spectra. Moreover, the electrochemical energy-dispersive X-ray spectroscopy (EDX) attached to the aberration-corrected FE-TEM probe can be used to measure the elemental compositions of the treated samples without the need of additional experiments.
3D silicon nanocrystals (Si-NCs) are formed by nanosphere lithography, which is a conventional template-assisted deposition and etching process to fabricate three-dimensional nanostructured materials. The process is based on a two-photon absorption process that results in the formation of nonlinear volume-exclusion cavities on a patterned silicon substrate. Anodization is then used to form a template for the Si-NC deposition. It is expected that the final Si-NCs will exhibit characteristics that are dependent on the initial PS template. However, to understand such characteristics, it is important to characterize the surface and near-surface regions of the template using a combination of a variety of techniques, such as XPS and AFM. In particular, the surface and near-surface regions of Si-NCs deposited from the anodic surface of a patterned PS template can be studied with a combination of scanning tunneling microscopy (STM) and XPS.
This work has been financed in part by the University of South Africa (UNISA), the National Research Foundation of South Africa, and the University of Johannesburg.
Manan Shivdasani: developed the method for characterization of the Si-NCs through XPS, AFM, and UV-Vis; performed the XPS and AFM analysis; wrote the paper. Patricia Staik and Nathan Leon: provided the expertise through the XPS and AFM. Tanya Presley: provided the expertise.
The authors declare no conflict of interest.
