>Hi all, I have been requesting better documentation to accomplish this, could you give me some guidelines to start using the MM framework .I Have previous experience with VFP frameworks specially with Promatrix. An will like to start a small Laundry software in order to know the benefits of this frame work but have not get a good quickstart.
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>Basically, login/authentication to database and application
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>Maintainance form of customers, laundry services with prices, sales clerk, laundry order (1 to many) and reports.
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>This all tasks are 1 day work in a vfp framework.. how to accomplish this with MM.net framework
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>Where can i get this info in order to follow a development methodology for .NET ?

The basic methodology for building a Windows Forms application can be found in the Jump Start Guides.

In addition, there is a step-by-step process shown under the topic "Creating a New Windows Forms Application". As mentioned in the instructions you can choose to create your business object project first (which is what I usually do) and then create the Windows Forms application afterwards, or you can choose to create them both at the same time.

After following these steps, you can add your custom forms to the project by following the steps outlined in the topic "Adding a New Form to Your Windows Application". If you want to use our maintenance-style form, you can add instances of mmMaintenanceForm to your project rather than the basic mmBusinessForm class.

After adding a new form to your project, check out the following topics in the Developer's Guide. I've placed them in this order in the Dev Guide since it's the order you will usually follow:

* Using Business Objects in Windows Forms
* Registering Business Objects with a Windows Form
* Getting References to Registered Business Objects
* Data Binding Mere Mortals Windows Forms Controls

Regards,