This is part 5 of Mario's Silverlight screencast series (part
1,
2,
3,
4). In this part he is going to do the following:
In this Screencast I'm going to explain how Isolated Storage works. Isolated Storage gives us the possibility to write data to a folder on the end user's computer. These folders act as a storage that can hold information for more than one session; and goes way beyond the simple cookies.
Furthermore, I'm going to explain ApplicationSettings that can be compared to cookies. They store their data in key-value pairs, which allows the user to easily retrieve the data when needed.