Hi Michael,

>I have decided to jump off into WPF with both feet on this small project I am working on. Grabed the example, a book on Expression Blend, examples off of MSDN but I still seem to be doing something wrong. I am doing the Northwind example and when I add an Employee Maintance Form using the mm maintance template and follow the Manual when I fire the screen up I get 10 lines in the list box(the same number of employees in the DB) of fully qualified names for the object "Ordersystem.Business.EmployeeEntity" Any ideas where I am going wrong? I've tried this a couple of different ways, and I checked my GetAllEntities() is pulling the employees.
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>Mick

It took me a few minutes to figure out what you were saying here. I have had this happen when I didn't get all my bindings correct in the listbox. If you have one of the names wrong for instance it will not resolve correctly even though it shows all the proper number of rows. Double check the binding properties. What database are you using? also check the values in all the fields you are trying to display for valid data.
Tim