Terry

In a way, it is too soon but what is the alternative? I don't think any of the .NET application framework out there is "completed" yet. If you use MM.NET now, the worst case scenario is to rewrite part of your system in the future. If you decide to use ANY commercial application framework in the future, you best and worst case is to rewrite the entire system. Of course you can forget about MM.NET and write your own framework, it would be a good idea if you got the time and money.

We are currently moving from VFP7 to C#/.NET for the next version of our software. So far, we are happy with MM.NET and things are moving along nicely with screens we can show our boss. If we had decided to write our own framework, we probably still have a few months of work before we can create our first business form.