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VB.Net » Windows Presentation Foundation » Color Screenshots  Use RGB valued semi-transparent color to paint Ellipse        <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" Height="300" Width="300">     <Canvas Margin="5">         <!--RGB semi-transparent color-->         <Ellipse Canvas.Top="30" Canvas.Left="90"             Fill="#72ff8805" Height="150" Width="100" />     </Canvas> </Window>                                 Related examples in the same category 1. A Semi-Transparent Button 2. Use RGB solid color to paint Ellipse 3. Rainbow color Animation by GradientStops[index].offset 4. RadialGradient Star 5. ColorConverter and SolidColorBrush 6. Ellipse with explicit SolidColorBrush 7. Use System Colors in Your Graphics 8. Use RGB color to fill Rectangle 9. Use Named color to paint Rectangle 10. Create semi-transparent color 11. Three stops LinearGradientBrush 12. Animating Color with ColorAnimation 13. From a Hex string using ColorConverter 14. From ScRGB values in the Color structure 15. From sRGB values in the Color strutcure 16. Using a LinearGradientBrush 17. Multiple gradient stops 18. Numeric color values 19. From predefined color name in the Colors class 20. Using SystemColors in Code 21. using system colors to create gradients