Building Coder: Ensure WPF Add-in Remains in Foreground

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Building Coder: Ensure WPF Add-in Remains in Foreground

October 29, 2012, 10:15 AM

Autumn arrived and passed in a flash. The woods are beautifully coloured, and, unusually, the first snow is already lying on the surrounding hills. Here is an issue concerning an interaction between a WPF add-in and the Revit TaskDialog, raised...

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