>Is this a LOB app you are talking about? Can you post a screenshot somewhere?
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>All the WPF stuff I see if really out there, and I'd love to see some pictures of a more conventional LOB screen in WPF.

Well this is pretty conventional... It's also very early on, most of the graphics are place holders or my funky coder art. I'm creating an accounts payable module to get started. I'm creating a tabbed interface with dockable content.

http://www.wordmasters.com/images/temp/cdspro1.jpg
http://www.wordmasters.com/images/temp/cdspro2.jpg
http://www.wordmasters.com/images/temp/cdspro3.jpg

The third one shows that the form wraps differently based on width and is also zoomed a bit (All my pages including the grid can be zoomed with ctrl+mousewheel.) It also shows error handling, the pay amount is > than the bill amount so my business object has flagged it as an error. You can also see the WPF command system has enabled the save icon, because my content has indicated that it has changes. (The save icon is actually a vector graphic I put in for testing, instead of a bitmap.)

I'm using the free xceed datagrid. The account control is custom and has autocomplete on it, and the control you see with the error is a custom VFP style textbox, if the format is not set it uses the binding to set the format, just like VFP.

Most of my time is still spent in library creation, but it is almost to the point of being usable. It is also skinnable.