i'm having a problem. When i create a WPF project and want to see the link to "open in expression blend" - it is not there like a Silverlight project does. I can use the "open with" link to gain access to blend and then open blend and work from there. (That is the work around). However, from internet searching i found out that expression blend has to be installed before visual studio (not vice-a-versa) in order to see "open in expression blend" with a wpf project. This happens in Window 7 x64 OS and x32 OS. I also found when working with "regedit" that x64 and x32 are setup differently with respect to expression blend.
Somebody please help in correcting this problem.
It seems that this feature simply isn't available for WPF projects. When it works, and it doesn't always work, it only works in Silverlight projects. However what "Open in Expression Blend..." does is not very complicated so here is a Visual Studio macro to take it's place.
& blendArgs) process.Start(blendPath, blendArgs) End Sub
Update:
To use this, add the macro using the Macro IDE and then add it to the project item context menu like this:
Note: the command will depend on which Module you added it to.