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This is a fairly straightforward application, and shouldn't present you with too much trouble. If you adopt MVVM as your main design pattern, you'll find that it's easy to debug and test because you'll test your business logic in isolation from the way that it's presented.

You'll find it easier to code up a flow chart in WPF than you would in WinForms - so much of the graphics subsystem has been designed to make it easier to use (once you have experience). I would state though, that if you have experience in WinForms and none in WPF then you've got a steep learning curve ahead of you, and I'd get my feet wet on a couple of small applications first before tackling this one, so you might be better off using WinForms if that's what you're used to. If you don't have extensive experience in WinForms, I'd definitely recommend taking the plunge into WPF. Actually, I'd recommend it anyway, but I am a WPF nut.

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