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VB.Net » Windows Presentation Foundation » Canvas Screenshots  Use Canvas coordination        <Window x:Class="WpfApplication1.Window1"     xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation"     xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"     Title="Canvas" Height="300" Width="300">     <Canvas Background="AliceBlue">         <Rectangle Canvas.Left="50" Canvas.Top="50" Height="40" Width="100" Stroke="Black" Fill="Chocolate" />         <Rectangle Canvas.Right="50" Canvas.Bottom="50" Height="40" Width="100" Stroke="Black" Fill="Bisque" />     </Canvas> </Window>                                 Related examples in the same category 1. Align Button along with Canvas position 2. Using a Canvas to absolutely position elements 3. Simple Canvas 4. StackPanel Demo and Canvas 5. Canvas with MinHeight and MinWidth 6. Draws a Path element within a Canvas 7. Draws several Line elements within a Canvas 8. Draws several Polyline elements within a Canvas 9. Rectangle with Fill and Canvas position 10. Custom Coordinates by transforming the Canvas 11. Draw path on a Canvas 12. Use Canvas to layout Buttons and Labels 13. Position UI Elements Using Exact Coordinates 14. Pixel Snapped 15. Positioning Rectangle on a Canvas 16. Canvas inside canvas, showing relative absolute positioning 17. Aligning elements using multiple attached properties of Canvas 18. Layer elements in a Canvas element 19. Use the four attached properties of the Canvas element: Bottom, Left, Right, and Top 20. Canvas PreviewMouseDown action and MouseDown action 21. Handles the MouseDown event on the Canvas 22. StatusBar inside a Canvas 23. Drag Items from a List and Drop Them on a Canvas 24. Print Visual(Canvas) 25. Get position on a Canvas with Canvas.GetLeft 26. Use a Thumb to resize a Canvas control by responding to the DragDelta event. 27. Canvas Positioning Properties Sample 28. Canvas.SetTop 29. Canvas.SetBottom 30. Canvas.SetRight 31. Add buttons to a Canvas with code 32. Set control position for Canvas