List of Tables

Chapter 1. Introducing Silverlight

Table 1.1. Silverlight versions released for the desktop

Table 1.2. The New Silverlight Application dialog options

Chapter 3. The application model and the plug-in

Table 3.1. The properties of the SilverlightHost object

Table 3.2. Pros and cons of the two plug-in creation approaches

Table 3.3. The primary utility functions exposed through the Silverlight.js utility file

Table 3.4. Three approaches for referencing a Silverlight application

Table 3.5. The parameters of the onLoad event handler

Table 3.6. Properties associated with the errorArgs parameter

Chapter 4. Working with HTML and browsers

Table 4.1. The DOM variants officially supported by Silverlight

Table 4.2. The two entry points into the HtmlDocument

Table 4.3. The navigation methods of an HtmlDocument

Table 4.4. The navigation properties of an HtmlElement

Table 4.5. The prompt options available through the HtmlWindow class

Table 4.6. The navigation options available through the HtmlWindow class

Table 4.7. Descriptions of the BrowserInformation properties and their corresponding Navigator properties

Chapter 5. Out-of-browser applications

Table 5.1. The values of InstallState

Table 5.2. Runtime-controllable properties of the out-of-browser host window

Table 5.3. Window styles for out-of-browser applications

Chapter 6. The security model and elevated trust

Table 6.1. The three security levels in Silverlight from most secure to most privileged