>>>>>>>Thanks. Since I am mostly working (a little) in WinForms and plan for WPF, this will be one more technology I won't be learning <g>.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>If you're planning for WPF then look at the MVVM pattern - sort of a variation of MVC but better suited to WPF.....
>>>>>
>>>>>Thank you, Viv. First I need to learn how to create Hello World in WPF <g>.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>( got this from a book - it's not the way you would do it )
>>>>
>>>>If you have a console application, add 3 references
>>>>- PresentationCore
>>>>- PresentationFramework
>>>>- WindowsBase
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>

>>>>using System;
>>>>using System.Windows;
>>>>using System.Data;
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>namespace BaseTest
>>>>{
>>>>	class Program
>>>>	{
>>>>		[STAThread]
>>>>		static void Main()
>>>>		{
>>>>			Window win = new Window();
>>>>			win.Title = "The Title";
>>>>			win.Content = "Hello World";
>>>>			Application app = new Application();
>>>>			app.Run(win);
>>>>		}
>>>>	}
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>}
>>>>

>>>
>>>Thank you, Gregory. I will try this complicated application over the weekend. BTW, which book (if you have a name) did/do you use for learning WPF?
>>
>>
>>This one http://www.amazon.com/Illustrated-WPF-Daniel-Solis/dp/1430219106/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1276259543&sr=8-1
>>
>>I'm already at page 19 !
>
>Thank you. Congratulations on reaching this page. I hope the book has no more than 30 pages.


A bit more, about 500. It explains in simple language - I can recommend it having read 18 pages