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Scrolling so smooth like the butter on a muffin [How to: Animate the Horizontal/VerticalOffset properties of a ScrollViewer] Recently, I got email from two different people with the same question: How do I animate the HorizontalOffset/VerticalOffset properties of a Silverlight/WPF ScrollViewer control? Just in case you've never tried this yourself, I'll tell you that it's not quite as easy as you'd think; those two properties are both read-only and therefore can't be animated by a DoubleAnimation. The o...
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