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    I'd like to write a program that has no UI at the current time, but I might like to add one in later. What would be the best type of project to use for this? Should I start a console app, a windows forms app (and just remove the form), should I start a class library app or just an empty one and add as I see fit? Thanks for the help - Aaron

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      I'd like to write a program that has no UI at the current time, but I might like to add one in later. What would be the best type of project to use for this? Should I start a console app, a windows forms app (and just remove the form), should I start a class library app or just an empty one and add as I see fit? Thanks for the help - Aaron

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      I would start with a Class Library. www.lovethosetrains.com

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      • M monrobot13

        I'd like to write a program that has no UI at the current time, but I might like to add one in later. What would be the best type of project to use for this? Should I start a console app, a windows forms app (and just remove the form), should I start a class library app or just an empty one and add as I see fit? Thanks for the help - Aaron

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        Mohamad Al Husseiny
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        You need to ask your self what is the tasks of your Application and how you will be using your application As above replay said class library is good start . You may Create windows service that will run in background MCAD

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          I'd like to write a program that has no UI at the current time, but I might like to add one in later. What would be the best type of project to use for this? Should I start a console app, a windows forms app (and just remove the form), should I start a class library app or just an empty one and add as I see fit? Thanks for the help - Aaron

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          . - Aaron

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