Uploaded August 2012 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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By Mike@Techytube
Most users are familiar with the concept of a 'splash screen', a graphic that displays while the program is still loading, and goes away when the loading is complete.
It was previously quite complicated to add a splash screen to a .NET application, but luckily .NET 3.5 and above introduce a very simple way to add the splash screen.
This lets you put more energy into designing an attractive splash screen rather than spending that time trying to implement it.
In this video, I will demonstrate how to do this with an empty WPF Application project and a 'Loading' image file.
For more videos on technology, visit Techytube.com
By Mike@Techytube
Most users are familiar with the concept of a 'splash screen', a graphic that displays while the program is still loading, and goes away when the loading is complete.
It was previously quite complicated to add a splash screen to a .NET application, but luckily .NET 3.5 and above introduce a very simple way to add the splash screen.
This lets you put more energy into designing an attractive splash screen rather than spending that time trying to implement it.
In this video, I will demonstrate how to do this with an empty WPF Application project and a 'Loading' image file.
