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Change `<Title>` to `Title`
akeeton Feb 16, 2018
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Update walkthrough-my-first-wpf-desktop-application2.md
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Expand Up @@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ In this section, you'll create the application infrastructure, which includes th

1. In the **Properties** window, expand the **Common** category node and choose the **Title** property, and then enter `ExpenseIt` and press the **Enter** key.

Notice that the **Title** element in the XAML window changes to match the new value. You can modify XAML properties in either the XAML window or the **Properties** window, and the changes are synchronized.
Notice that the **Title** attribute in the XAML window changes to match the new value. You can modify XAML properties in either the XAML window or the **Properties** window, and the changes are synchronized.

1. In the XAML window, set the value of the **Height** element to `375`, and set the value of the **Width** property to `500`.

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1. In the designer, choose the **ExpenseItHome.xaml** tab if it isn't already the active designer tab.

1. Choose the `<Title>` element and change the title to **ExpenseIt - Home**.
1. Choose the `Title` attribute and change its value to **ExpenseIt - Home**.

Your **ExpenseItHome.xaml** file should now look like this in C#:

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1. In the designer, choose the **ExpenseReportPage.xaml** tab if it isn't already the active designer tab.

1. Choose the `<Title>` element and change the title to **ExpenseIt - View Expense**.
1. Choose the `Title` attribute and change its value to **ExpenseIt - View Expense**.

Your ExpenseReportPage.xaml file should now look like this in C#:

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