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Hosting of MFC MDI Applications from Within WinForms and WPF Applications

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30 May 2022CPOL25 min read 383.3K   13.9K   187  
Building old MFC app in .NET app, replacing MFC MDI Framework with modern WinForms or WPF Framework and integrating MFC Views and Dialogs in it
This article demonstrates the concept of how to build an old MFC application in a .NET application, to replace the MFC MDI Framework with the modern WinForms or the WPF Framework and to integrate MFC Views and Dialogs in it.

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I'm a Russian (MS, Physics, Lomonosov Moscow State University) Software Engineer living in Berlin, Germany since 1999. I have a long experience in Windows programming and have been developing large GUI, Real Time Enterprise Client/Server and Database C++/C# commercial applications. I am interested in different aspects of the interop of MFC and WinForms/WPF applications.

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