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# How to: Use the WPF Tree Visualizer
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You can use the WPF Tree visualizer to explore the visual tree of a WPF object, and to view the WPF dependency properties for the objects that are contained in that tree. For more information about visual trees, see [Trees in WPF](/dotnet/framework/wpf/advanced/trees-in-wpf). For more information about dependency properties, see [Dependency Properties Overview](/dotnet/framework/wpf/advanced/dependency-properties-overview).
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When you open the WPF Tree visualizer, you will see two panes: the **Visual Tree** on the left and the **Properties of***Name***:***Type* pane on the right. Select any object in the **Visual Tree** pane, and the **Properties of***Name***:***Type* pane is automatically updated to show the properties for that object.
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When you open the WPF Tree visualizer, you will see two panes: the **Visual Tree** on the left and the **Properties of**_Name_**:**_Type_ pane on the right. Select any object in the **Visual Tree** pane, and the **Properties of**_Name_**:**_Type_ pane is automatically updated to show the properties for that object.
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### To open the WPF Tree visualizer
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### To search the properties list
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- In the **Properties of***Name***:***Type* pane, type the string your want to search for in the **Filter** box.
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- In the **Properties of**_Name_**:**_Type_ pane, type the string you want to search for in the **Filter** box.
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The WPF Tree visualizer immediately finds the properties that match the string you have typed; now, the list displays only those properties matching the string you have typed. Type more characters to find a more-accurate match.
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