Microsoft Silverlight 4.0

Microsoft Silverlight is similar to Adobe Flash Player with improved GUI.

Download link is unavailable since the product is discontinued.

Silverlight is the Microsoft equivalent of Adobe Flash player. Silverlight is an internet application.

It can be installed in Microsoft Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari and Google Chrome. Nowadays Microsoft is designing their software to suit Macintosh too. Silverlight can be installed on newer versions of Intel-based Mac OSX. There is the Out of Browser component of Silverlight that can be used to create web based desktop applications. The stunning graphics are obviously worth mentioning wnen talking about this application.

The objective of Silverlight is to provide a computer user with an improved interface in web applications. Images of the highest resolution, full HD videos, etc are all supported. 3D imaging is also very easy with Silverlight.

With Silverlight development tools available in the latest version of Microsoft Visual Studio, it is very easy to create an application. Any kind of data or control can be added to the web application. We can also install a standalone version of Silverlight SDK free of charge.

Improved GUI with 3D is made possible with the new .Net 3.x programming interface. But the only problem is that we need faster CPU and GPU, more memory, and wider internet bandwidth.

Pros

Great User Interface
3D Support
Easy Programming

Cons

Needs a good processor and graphics card

This program received 8 awards

Download link is unavailable since the product is discontinued.

Comments

jessendeen 7 years ago

Allavsoft can download streaming Silverlight video to MP4, FLV, AVI, WMV, MOV, MKV or any video format accepted by your video-playing device or video-editing software.I hope this will help you.

Yaakov Hillel 9 years ago

I have both the Adobe flash recent additions on XP Pro SP3 and Silverlight 5. Is it advisable to keep both programs or do they interfere with each other?

Vojta 10 years ago

So far I've seen only one web-page using Silverlight and it was pretty annoying.

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