I have done the Jump Start. Worked just fine. Don't sweat the documentation thing. It is a work in progress as are all great frameworks. I have used the mm framework for vfp for years. Support on UT is top notch. Kevin is always watching, like G-D, and will get involved if necessary. My advise is jump in and get started. It is very, very cooool and functional. You could not get a better team than Kevin and Rick. 2 of the very best.

Neil



>Neil,
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>I purchased MM.NET last week and am evaluating it for possible use to convert a FP2.6 app to a .NET Winform app. At this point I'm not sure if I will use it right away because the documentation and sample application indicates that the product is not complete. Never mind the security, I haven’t a clue how it is suppose to be implemented and there were incomplete instructions on how to get it to work in the sample application.
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>I addressed these concerns in a previous thread but was again disappointed that no one on the MM development team responded.
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>That all said. I like very much how the business object model and data access objects are implemented. So Far I give it a good rating.
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>Have you used the framework for a winform app?
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>Terry Carroll