>Hi Everyone,
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>I have not spent much time in WPF and thus am not familiar with all the intricacies of it yet. I was playing with it last night and this morning and trying to work between Expression Blend and Visual Studio. It seems if you have the project open in both it can cause lots of problems as I would change something in one and save and then when going back to the other it would have odd errors. The only way I could get around it was to keep closing the solution in one before opening again in the other. Occasionally one of the IDE would indicate it had changed and re-load, but it wasn't very consistent.
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>What is the experience everyone else has with this. If constantly closing to swith is the norm then I guess one has to really learn to be more efficient than I am about what needs done where.

Hi Tim,
I've not had much experience with Expression Blend although I am currently working a couple of designers who are using it - but it's all done through source control so we don't step on each others toes. I'm wondering if you might see the same problems in this scenario when just working with two instances of VS?

Anyway, since the subject of Expression Blend has come up I've got a couple of questions someone might be able to answer but I'll start another thread :-}

Best,
Viv