Creating an Object Model for a Windows Application - Part 1
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by Brian Mains
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Conclusion

One more thought about this; the application will be as flexible as the object model.  When it comes to newer technologies like WPF, the object model has to be flexible to handle some of this.  It doesn't have to handle every feature, but needs to be useful enough to work in a variety of situations.


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Date: 1/25/2008 4:41:03 AM
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