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| | Need some advice I am devloping my first WPF application. I am taking a vb6 app that I had created many years ago and rewriting in C# using WPF, WCF and WF. It is a data entry entry app that has approximately 10 forms. I would like to get away from the standard menu and toolbar app. Basically the program works along the lines of finding a record and editing it or adding a new record. Any suggestions from those who have developed a data entry app with WPF? Bill |
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| | Re: Need some advice Hi Bill, a completely different approach would we using the Frame control and displaying several pages in it. The look and feel of such an application would be more like a web application with the user clicking links to navigate to different pages. Vista makes heavy use of this approach. Thorsten -- This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. "Bill Gower" <billgower@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:OgTiJaa#HHA.1208@xxxxxx Quote: > I am devloping my first WPF application. I am taking a vb6 app that I had > created many years ago and rewriting in C# using WPF, WCF and WF. It is a > data entry entry app that has approximately 10 forms. I would like to get > away from the standard menu and toolbar app. Basically the program works > along the lines of finding a record and editing it or adding a new record. > Any suggestions from those who have developed a data entry app with WPF? > > Bill > > |
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| | Re: Need some advice While adventuring away from the standard Menus and Toolbars UI may bring a fresh look to your application. Sometimes familiarity brings a significant boost to user experience. If it is a customer service application, one thing that many CSRs are familiar with is a dashboard/composite application. If you could find some logical grouping for those 10 forms while also taking advantage of their inter-relationships, that would be a huge boon for taking your application to the next step. This is a scenario that WPF will definitely enable. --Mike |
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