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If projects are managed DLL, then you could do anything you want. The only thing to be aware is that reference to others DLL are unidirectionnal.

Assuming that each project are independant of the other, you could then have:
- ProjectA.dll (managed DLL with forms for A)
- ProjectB.dll (managed DLL with forms for B)
- ProjectC.dll (managed DLL with forms for C)
- MainApplication.exe (main application with reference to other DLLs)

MainApplication will then be able to uses any public forms in other DLLs. It will be able to uses events generated by those forms.

You may also need to add an extra DLL that will be referenced by each project if you need some common functionality.

By the way, then main application I have developped has many C++/CLI and many C# DLL.

I prefer to uses C# for the UI as design-time support is far superior. The main problem with that is that when refactoring code, sometimes, I have to convert some C++/CLI code to C# and vice-versa. I was using .NET Reflector with C++/CLI plug-in but now the new version is a paid product and old plug-in does not seems to be supported.
Philippe Mori

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