Because both Silverlight and WPF uses a different binding strategy there isn't much difficulty in using either WPF or Silverlight with MM. I am working on two Silverlight projects now and both will be MM based.
Tim

>Hi Frank,
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>MM 3.6 released about 3-4 weeks ago. I haven't made any efforts to create a Silverlight app yet so I can't say for sure. In the MM integration with Visual Studio there is a wizard for creating WPF apps but not Silverlight. I know Silverlight and WPF are very closely related. But I suspect that the absence of a specific wizard for Silverlight means it's not fully supported yet. I know a strong focus of the 3.6 release was supporting the entity framework.
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>With yesterday's release of VS 2010 and Silverlight 4 supposedly being released later this week, I'd say Silverlight must be high on Kevin's agenda.
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>Perhaps others have more to add???
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>Guy
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>>Hi,
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>>I understand a new version of MM .NET is due out soon (or maybe has been released already and I missed the announcement). What's the current status? I am particularly interested in the Silverlight aspects of the new version and would love to see the documentation on creating Silverlight apps with MM .NET. Is this available anywhere yet?