Launching Expression Blend
More often than not, you’ll make professional edits to your WPF applications by using Microsoft Expression Blend. If you’re using Visual Studio 2012, you already know that a special version of Blend is included. You can automate the process of opening the current solution in Blend by creating a custom command. Select Tools > External Tools. In the External Tools dialog, click Add. Type the command title (Expression Blend), specify the full pathname in the Command field, and enter $(SolutionFileName) in the Arguments field, as shown in Figure 1.8.
Figure 1.8. Setting Expression Blend as an external tool.
In the Tools ...
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