Thank you for clarifying it for me.
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>Do I understand correctly that by UI you mean Windows? That is, you would have a separate project for each Window of your application?>
>No. I have a separate project for each area of functionality in an application. The WinUI.Personnel project could contain many WinForms, but all will be something pertaining to Personnel.
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>~~Bonnie
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>>Bonnie,
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>>>And, as someone said earlier in maybe another thread, I think it was Mike, you definitely want to split up your UI stuff by functionality: So, I might have a WinUI.Training, a WinUI.Personnel, a WinUI.Incident, a WinUI.Inspections, etc.etc.etc.
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>>Do I understand correctly that by UI you mean Windows? That is, you would have a separate project for each Window of your application?
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