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VB.Net » Windows Presentation Foundation » Window Screenshots  Automatically Size the Main Application Window to Accommodate Its Content         <Window x:Class="WpfApplication1.Window1"     xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation"     xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"     Title="WPF " SizeToContent="WidthAndHeight">     <StackPanel Height="23" Orientation="Horizontal">         <Button Content="Button 1" Margin="2" />         <Button Content="Button 2" Margin="2" />         <Button Content="Button 3" Margin="2" />         <Button Content="Button 4" Margin="2" />         <Button Content="Button 5" Margin="2" />          </StackPanel> </Window>                                      Related examples in the same category 1. Custom Window 2. Set window size in XAML 3. A simple user-login XAML page 4. User login screen with no layout or formatting 5. Window.CommandBindings 6. Window Ownership 7. Window.DragMove 8. Window Closing and Closed event 9. Creating the main panel and add to Window in Code 10. Change window cursor 11. Show window based on button name 12. Listen to Window loaded event 13. Create Window and add window closing event handler 14. Activate window, close window, bring window to front 15. Set a Default Button 16. Non-Rectangular window 17. Window Preview Key Events 18. Window with Menu, ToolBar, StatusBar 19. Order of precedence for sizing-related properties that are implemented by Window. 20. Use Window Activated and Deactivated event to control a media file 21. Transparent Window 22. Animated Video Window 23. Use WindowState to make full screen window, change resize mode to NoReSize 24. Do not handle events until Window is fully initialized. 25. Window On Mouse move event 26. Window On Mouse up event 27. Window mouse down event 28. Window Preview mouse down event 29. Window mouse up event 30. Load resource from Window Resources 31. Launch a window with defined XAML 32. Create a non-rectangular window 33. Close a window with Escape key pressed 34. Display window as dialog 35. Windows Transparent Background 36. Save Window Position to Registry 37. Center a Window to Screen