Tony,

>Are there any opinions about which is better?
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>Creating a business object project before you create your Windows Form application project?
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>Or
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>Creating the application project and the business object project at the same time you are first creating the application, and then adding all the business objects later during development?

The fact that the MM .NET builder allows you to create a business object project at the same time you create your Windows Forms project is simply a convenience feature. You could choose to create the business project first, and then add it to a Windows Forms or Web Forms application later (which you would do by unchecking "Create a new business object project" in the MM .NET New Project dialog). The key issue here is that you make sure you separate your business logic into the business project and your UI logic into the Windows Forms or Web Forms project. I find that creating the business object project first (as done in the Jump Start) helps ensure that you have your business layer completely separated from your UI (it's hard to put business logic in the UI if it's not there <g>).

Regards,