Hi Jamie,
MM.NET is a framework, just like the items that come with VS.NET, so you can mix and match anything you want.

You get the Localization, form maintenance, security, etc with the framework, but you can add or do anything else that you want.

If you want to use the base windows forms go ahead, MM won't care. I don't think it will add it's self to the form manager, or security, or localization elements but you can use a winform, for other things.

What kind of code are you trying to add in with the MM code.

--> Shawn


>Hi All,
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>I am trying to get up to speed on MM .Net and may have a project that I could use it on. I have played with it enough that I could probably develop the maintenance windows with MM .Net, but there will be a couple screens that are quite complex and I am not sure if my knowledge of MM .Net is enough to make it work. Plus there are some non-UI objects that I need to implement. If I can get these working in MM .Net I will need an exit stratagy. Anyways I say all this because I am wondering if you can mix non MM .Net code easily in a MM.Net application, or is it an all or nothing deal. Just having the maintenance windows alone would save me weeks of work bacause of how quick the are to set up.
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>Any comments or suggestions would be welcome.
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>Jamie