| You can choose to keep your Windows Forms
application primarily intact and migrate portions of your application to WPF where
it makes sense. You can do this by identifying those areas of your application
that are a good fit for WPF features and convert only those areas to WPF. For
example, you may want to convert only a few of your forms to WPF and keep the
rest of the application based on Windows Forms. Using this method, you would
simply pop up instances of WPF pages or windows from your Windows Forms
application. Additionally, you may want to actually swap out Windows Forms
controls for WPF controls on a form resulting in a hybrid form when the
controls co-exist in peaceful harmony. |