Thank you Bonnie for your help.

ADSC

>Ahmad,
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>Short answer ... no. But, you can have WebForm "parts" to your app that can be run from a browser. You can also incorporate a browser control into your WinForm app so that the WebForm part of your app can still look like it's "in" your app even though it runs in the browser-control.
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>I suspect that what you're really asking is can you develop a WinForm rich GUI app that can also be run from just a browser, with the lousy, pathetic browser-UI. Nope. The two are totally different.
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>HTH,
>~~Bonnie
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>>Thank you Bonnie for your reply...
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>>Does this means that I'll be able to run the same compiled application from the user pc as normal windows application, and I can run it on the browser from another user pc and it will work fine ?
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>>ADSC
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>>>Sure Ahmad ... use WebServices to access all your data from the windows forms. That way you can access the data on the server across the Internet/Intranet easily.
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>>>~~Bonnie
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>>>>If I used Intranet users should use a browser. but I want users who are on remote locations to use the Inernet/Intranet feauture and how is in the same location to use the normal windows application.
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>>>>>>So, by the time we convert our applications developed using VB6 to .NET microsoft will come-up with a new version & technology like ( .LET_MARKET_SUFFER ) !!!! :(
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>>>>>This is the computing market!!!
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>>>>>>Eric, I want to try something but have doubt about it.....
>>>>>>Is't possible to develop an application works on the Intranet and same time as normal application on other pcs
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>>>>>By intranet, do you mean that you want the users to run the application from within a browser? If so, why aren't you using the intranet for everyone?