Frank,

We are an MM VFP shop at the moment but will be moving our application to MM .NET and hope to be developing in Silverlight. We discussed this with Kevin a couple of weeks ago and he confirmed that both the security and language capabilities of MM .NET have been implemented in Silverlight. We are very much in the beginning stages and have a bit of a learning curve ahead of us. I have noticed that Silverlight is mentioned in MM .NET Advanced Training course outline. Sounds like Tim has some real world experience with this so maybe he can elaborate what he is doing with it.

-Dan

>>Frank,
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>>Just replace 35 with 36 in the URL.
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>Hmmm, thanks.
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>I see no reference to SIlverlight in the 3.6 dev guide. I guess that means it hasn't been fully incorporated into the framework (at least in terms of Jump Starts) :(