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in this video we take a look at how to implement an application preference feature this feature will allow a user to read and modify an application settings and then store the settings to a config file which can then be later loaded up when the application starts up these settings can then be used to control the behavior appearance and the functionality of the application so with that being said letamp;#39;s go to visual studio and get to the coding in Visual Studio I have a WPF project setup Iamp;#39;ll be showing you how to implement an applicationamp;#39;s preference feature which will simply allow us to Store settings and retrieve these settings when an application starts up now here in the main window dot xaml file I have a simple UI defined and it simply consists of a grid split in half so it has two columns defined the column on the left contains some labels and the column on the right contains two combo boxes two text boxes as well as a button so just as seen here in the xam
