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    Posted: 20 November 2008 at 10:42am
Hi CJ-Team,

do I realy need the new "MarkupLabel"?

Or can I still use your Codejock.Label-Control?

What exactly is the difference or advantage if I use MarkupLabel instead of Label-Control with "EnableMarkup"=True ?

Thank you for a better understanding! ;-)

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Guess main reason is ONLY MarkupLabel allows you to write markup in code, similar to how you would in in WPF.

See the new Markup Sample for more
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Another simple difference is that the mousewheel actually works :)
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The standard Codejock Label has an enableMarkup property.  It is even used in the full page XAML sample.  So both Label and MarkupLabel appear to support markup code.  Is there now no difference between the two controls?
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The Label control accepts Markup as strings only, and this can get unwieldy after a while (best for short snippets of Markup). The MarkupLabel has a complete object model for generating your Markup, and it is far superior for more complex situations. Check out my chart demos for examples of how to use the MarkupLabel object model:

http://forum.codejock.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=12332
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