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I'd like to serialize and deserialize an object using SilverLight.

Thanks in advance.

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Dear Lusiphur,
Thanks for your comment, But there is a point you should take in your mind:
This(Daniweb) is a forum to help our selves, the person who wants help, find who helps him ...!!!

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I don't disagree :)

And if you looked at the links I included they all point towards potential resources to find the information you need.

The one thing I would point out however, is that a single line statement is not generally a question that indicates any attempts on the part of the asker to have gained the information in any way other than to drop it in the forum and expect the answer handed to them :)

And to add to that sentiment, I took the liberty of looking briefly over some of the previous question types you've asked in the forums and many of them are asked in a similar vein "I want to do X, how do I do that?" without any indication of prior effort to find the solution yourself.

If you note, the phrasing of my initial response was somewhat couched in mild humor whereas I could have simply said "help yourself before you expect others to do the work for you."

I do hope the links I provided in my initial reply help you to find your solution :) Best of luck.

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