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    Is anybody actually using this for something, or are we all still trying to figure out how to work with it? I can think of several applications, but we are a VB shop, and all of the 'coded workflow' samples are C#. While I know C#, and don't have an issue translating, it appears that WF will allow C# users to write to read-only properties, but not VB. This is making the task just that much harder....

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      Is anybody actually using this for something, or are we all still trying to figure out how to work with it? I can think of several applications, but we are a VB shop, and all of the 'coded workflow' samples are C#. While I know C#, and don't have an issue translating, it appears that WF will allow C# users to write to read-only properties, but not VB. This is making the task just that much harder....

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      using WF4 right now and finding it nice to use and fairly intuitive, albeit with C# please expand on what you mean by writing to read-only properties.. because as far as I am aware, it's all handled at Il/Clr level once it gets compiled anyway, so your chosen implementation language should be irrelevant. I could be wrong.

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