>Hi Bonnie,
>
>They have requested browser access; thus, the need for a web-based application and a windows application. Now, I just need to figure out how to provide it without having to write everything twice!

Terry,

Haven't heard from you in a while.

Basically, if you want a web UI and a win UI you don't have to write EVERYTHING twice, just the UI layers.

However, as Bonnie says, if it is really remote access that is required you can still do Windows forms... although I would use remoting and not web services. Also, the new version of VS that is coming out next year makes "Click Once" demployment much easier. When a user launches the application it will automatically see if there is a new version on the server and download it.

Most people ask for web apps to simplify deployment, not cause they want a simpler UI.

BTW: There are page/frame controls available for Web UI, but more likley you would want to use a "tab" control that makes it look like there are multiple pages. I think a good design for your system would be a "wizard" type interface which can be duplicated on both the Windows and Web forms using the same UI Interface Class to control the process and the forms that are displayed. Do a search on the User Interface Process Application Block from MS and you will see what I mean.

BOb