We went to VS Live in Orlando, in December 2012. There Billy Hollis did an excellent presentation on WPF and navigation. We're trying to adapt his example app, which he did in VB.NET 2012, to C# 2012. He has a Generic.Xaml file in a folder named Themes
in a project called NavShellCotrols. We have the same file (identical, in fact) in the same folder, in a project by the same name. When we run his example project in VS 2012, it works fine. But when we run our project, in VS 2012, it can't find the template
named "HeaderContent" nor the one named "MainContent". I'm wondering if it has anything to do with the fact that they're different languages (VB.NET vs. C#)? I seem to remember that in VB.NET any files within folders in a project are treated
as if they were all at the root level of the project; whereas with C# any files in folders in a project are treated differently. Not exactly like they're in different projects, but different nevertheless. Could that be why we're having difficulty?
Rod