Tom
1) Windows forms is not being developed further
Only true for the controls, some classes will I hope be redesigned, but at
the moment you need still by instance the OpenFileDialog, which is in the
form namespace, in WPF, (if it is a replacement for a form application an
according to your own message we are talking about that in my idea)
2) They are completely different technologies
That is from the point of view too this technology, for me it is quit the
same as I use it in Visual Studio 2010 (also in Silverlight now)..
3) WPF is new, Win forms old. Not sure what you are objecting to?
Yea, but does that conclusion mean that you should be replaced direct by new
born babies too?
What I want to say is, it is preferable for a new solution to go for WPF,
but when you first look in the toolbox (also 3rd party) of both, than you
have at the moment at least something that can make that you use it first
for a smaller project than direct for a huge one.
Cor