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How can I speed up the opening of a WPF window takes 4 seconds to open in a VS add- help!in?

I have a Visual Studio add-in which opens a modal WPF window. 

My problem is that the first time round, it takes 4 seconds for the window to appear -which is a clear disservice to the client. So I'm wondering -- isif there is a way to optimize this away? Some

Is there some kind of nifty code to preload the PresentationFramework (or whatever is slowing the thing down) when the add-in starts, rather than when it is actually used?

WPF window takes 4 seconds to open in VS - help!

I have a Visual Studio add-in which opens a modal WPF window. My problem is that the first time round, it takes 4 seconds for the window to appear - a clear disservice to the client. So I'm wondering -- is there a way to optimize this away? Some kind of nifty code to preload the PresentationFramework (or whatever is slowing the thing down) when the add-in starts, rather than when it is actually used?

How can I speed up the opening of a WPF window in a VS add-in?

I have a Visual Studio add-in which opens a modal WPF window. 

My problem is that the first time round, it takes 4 seconds for the window to appear which is a clear disservice to the client. So I'm wondering if there is a way to optimize this away?

Is there some kind of nifty code to preload the PresentationFramework (or whatever is slowing the thing down) when the add-in starts, rather than when it is actually used?

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