Daniel,

I have a copy of MM.Net, which I've really just started to use. Having gone through most of the jump starts, I love the way you can use the business object layer for a windows form or for a web service or web form. That's pretty cool. Not having a good command of Visual Studio .net is slowing me down considerably, but I'm learning all the time. Having a firm foundation in MM VFP has helped get through the jump starts rather quickly--the architecture is almost identical, except that MM.NET truly is an n-tier development environment. The more I dig into the framework the better I like it. Knowing Kevin, I can bet he made sure the framwork was as light as possible. I intend to get to know the framework a lot better.

James Weil
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>Hey James,
>Have you used the MM .net framework? If so, what do you think of it? They used to have an eval version.. I don't know what happened to that.