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    <p>You could always port the WindowManager to WinRT in your own project. Looking at the source I don't think too much will need to change. <a href="https://caliburnmicro.codeplex.com/SourceControl/latest#src/Caliburn.Micro.Platform/net40/WindowManager.cs" rel="nofollow">https://caliburnmicro.codeplex.com/SourceControl/latest#src/Caliburn.Micro.Platform/net40/WindowManager.cs</a> </p> <p>You could bring over the Interface as well and use DI but for the sake of time here is the stand alone class. The main part for Model first binding is the <code>ViewLocator.LocateForModel</code> which returns the View from the ViewModel (aka the magic)</p> <pre><code>using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using Windows.UI.Xaml.Controls.Primitives; namespace Caliburn.Micro { public class WindowManager { public virtual void ShowPopup(object rootModel, object context = null, IDictionary&lt;string, object&gt; settings = null) { var popup = CreatePopup(rootModel, settings); var view = ViewLocator.LocateForModel(rootModel, popup, context); popup.Child = view; //popup.SetValue(View.IsGeneratedProperty, true); ViewModelBinder.Bind(rootModel, popup, null); Caliburn.Micro.Action.SetTargetWithoutContext(view, rootModel); var activatable = rootModel as IActivate; if (activatable != null) { activatable.Activate(); } var deactivator = rootModel as IDeactivate; if (deactivator != null) { popup.Closed += delegate { deactivator.Deactivate(true); }; } popup.IsOpen = true; //popup.CaptureMouse(); } protected virtual Popup CreatePopup(object rootModel, IDictionary&lt;string, object&gt; settings) { var popup = new Popup(); ApplySettings(popup, settings); return popup; } bool ApplySettings(object target, IEnumerable&lt;KeyValuePair&lt;string, object&gt;&gt; settings) { if (settings != null) { var type = target.GetType(); foreach (var pair in settings) { var propertyInfo = type.GetPropertyCaseInsensitive(pair.Key); if (propertyInfo != null) { propertyInfo.SetValue(target, pair.Value, null); } } return true; } return false; } } } </code></pre> <p>Then all you need to do is create an instance and give it a ViewModel:</p> <pre><code>var windowManager = new WindowManager(); windowManager.ShowPopup(new MyPopupThingViewModel()); </code></pre> <p>Note: I've only used this in an 8.1 app so not 100% sure if it will completely work with 8.0</p>
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    1. COWrite answer. Porting the WindowsManager is pretty much what I was after. The only thing that I would point out is that you do need to uncomment `popup.SetValue(View.IsGeneratedProperty, true);`.
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    2. COFor those interested in making their popup full screen, you can override `OnViewLoaded` in your ViewModel and set the view width/height being passed to the dimensions of `Window.Current.Bounds`.
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    3. COGood to see it worked for you. Should probably submit this as a Pull Request to the Caliburn.Micro project on codeplex.
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