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Mark Rae
Er, not too sure what you're asking here. If you mean a fat client where all
of the business logic is included in the front-end app which is installed on
each user's PC as opposed to a thin client where only the GUI itself is
included in the front-end app and the business logic is wrapped in a middle
tier installed on a server, then you do just that. Write all of your
business logic in the front-end app and distribute it to each user's
desktop.
However, I suspect this probably isn't what you're really asking, so can you
be a bit more specific...?
of the business logic is included in the front-end app which is installed on
each user's PC as opposed to a thin client where only the GUI itself is
included in the front-end app and the business logic is wrapped in a middle
tier installed on a server, then you do just that. Write all of your
business logic in the front-end app and distribute it to each user's
desktop.
However, I suspect this probably isn't what you're really asking, so can you
be a bit more specific...?
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Ravenwolf
When I did some windows forms programming, I found this useful.
Check out this book: Windows Forms Programming in C# by Chris Sells
Amazon link: http://tinyurl.com/4l62f
Chris's website is: http://www.sellsbrothers.com/
Check out this book: Windows Forms Programming in C# by Chris Sells
Amazon link: http://tinyurl.com/4l62f
Chris's website is: http://www.sellsbrothers.com/
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Guest
Lookup "WinForms" application. This is the C# equivalent to an old style MFC app...
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Ignacio Machin \( .NET/ C# MVP \)
Take a thin client and make it eat McDonals for several months, you will get
a fat client after that
Now serious, if you want to make a winform app you should read some book
about that, make a search in amazon by c# windows you will get several.
Cheers,
a fat client after that
Now serious, if you want to make a winform app you should read some book
about that, make a search in amazon by c# windows you will get several.
Cheers,