Having a Value of type 550.123, then selecting "55" and changing it to 7 produces 7.123 instead of 70.123.

Possible workaround is using no-mask (Mask="") and FormatString.

In PreviewKeyDown we change the Foreground of the MaskedInput when the Key is Return. Then we revert the color on other key press. Changing the focus returns the color set on Return but it shouldn't.

Use the new implict mechanism. Attach the Windows8 _Wpf project instead of Windows8 dll. Xaml parse exception occurs runtime - 
"Cannot set unknown member 'Telerik.Windows.Controls.MaskedInput.PreviewInputTextBox.IsReadOnly'."

Note: you can try the workaround added here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6850713/weird-xaml-parsing-error-when-trying-to-set-textbox-isreadonly

Setting the Extnesions Minimum and Maximum values restricts the input of values that fall in the designated area but that start with a digit lesser than the minimum value. For example in the MaskedNumeric/CurrencyInput, if you set MaskedInputExtensions.Minimum="2" and MaskedInputExtensions.Maximum="20", you can't enter 12 unless the current value is 2 and the cursor is positioned before the 2 - only then you can insert the digit 1 before the digit 2 to create an input of 12.

Initially, when the value is 0, the mask control could look like - $__,___.00 instead of $__,___0.00.

If you enter the placeholder character in a MaskedInput, it will be processed as an empty position. And if the InsertBehavior is Input, the positions containing the placeholder chars will be overriden if the user keeps entering characters after the end of the allowed input is reached.

The MaskedTextInput Value is bound to a property whose value is modified in its setter.
 In this case the Value of the control isn't updated to the modified value of the business property.
Also if Binding Converter changes the Value, it is not updated too.
Other maskedInput controls - Numeric, Currency work in such scenarios.

Support entering a single digit in a DateTimeMaskedInput control with Mask="MM"

Supporting DateTimeOffset for DateTime masks