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VB.Net » Windows Presentation Foundation » TextBlock Screenshots  Whitespace as content and as attribute         <Page xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation"       xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"       HorizontalAlignment="Center" VerticalAlignment="Center"> <TextBlock>   A      B   <Run Text="A      B" /> </TextBlock> </Page>                                      Related examples in the same category 1. Simple TextBlock 2. Simple content 3. LineBreak inside a TextBlock 4. Semi-Transparent TextBlock 5. TextBlock.Foreground and ImageBrush 6. Text decorations: underline 7. Text decorations: Baseline 8. Text decorations: Strikethrough 9. Text decorations: Overline 10. Text decorations: more than one styles 11. Multi-span for TextBlock 12. Setting text decorations 13. Set pen for TextDecorations 14. TextTrimming for TextBlock 15. Apply Blur Effects on UI Element TextBlock 16. Apply a Glow Effect to Your UI Element TextBlock 17. Layout TextBlock in UniformGrid 18. Text as content 19. Text with mixed content 20. Preserving whitespace in mixed content 21. Nested TextBlock 22. Enabling hyphenation 23. Positioning a hosted Button element with BaselineAlignment along with text 24. Using RenderTransform 25. This is rotating text 26. TextBox PreviewKeyDown 27. TextBox KeyDown 28. TextBox PreviewKeyUp 29. TextBox KeyUp 30. TextBox TextInput 31. Handling overflow 32. Use Run the mark underlink TextDecorations 33. Simple underline decoration 34. Effects of the enumerated values of TextWrapping. 35. Programmatically change the way in which TextBlock is trimmed when it exceeds the outer boundaries of its containing box.