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Where do I find the &nbsp;WCF/WF training kit?
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I am new to Workflow Foundation and would like to make a prototype to see if WF can work for us.<br />
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What's a good starting point? I suppose I could even use an existing demo program as a starting point, which I could tailor to meet our prototyping needs?<br />
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I hope to hear your suggestions.<br />
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Thanks,,<br />
newbieweb<br />

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I am new to Workflow Foundation and would like to make a prototype to see if WF can work for us.

What's a good starting point? I suppose I could even use an existing demo program as a starting point, which I could tailor to meet our prototyping needs?

I hope to hear your suggestions.

Thanks,,
newbieweb


Demo program starting point for WF prototype

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