There are many resources available to help anyone wanting to get started with Windows forms development. The Desktop Platform beginners guide on MSDN is a good place to start. There are also some excellent training videos and guides on the Windows Client website, which also incorporates Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF). There's also a great guide and videos to getting started developing for Windows 7 on MSDN here.
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Ed Price - MSFT edited Revision 8. Comment: We're not going to add "(en-US)" to the titles because of various difficulties. Please continue to add the tag though!
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Wonder if Globalization and Localization should have a separate section or is the link in the Wiki Articles section enough?
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