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Web developer moves to Winforms

I have been developing ASP.NET/C# for several years. I was recently offered a project that should be a winforms application (I assume .net 2.0).

Specifications:

  • Using Winforms
  • The application will have "testing to understand" questions "
  • Must support flash and camtasia files (these are "lessons").

I already did winforms development, although there was nothing like that. Since there is a potential need for this application to be general enough to apply to several different “disciplines,” I would like to make the application general enough to be easy to configure. The caveat here is that the application must be launched from the CD and that I cannot directly refer to the Internet connection. I was thinking of using something like SQL-Lite to support application configuration. There will be no need to update the application since it will not be updated (at least I don’t think that perhaps the application can call the web service and configure it based on the returned values).

With support requirements for Flash and Camtasia, along with making this application general enough to support different "disciplines", and I myself am an ASP.NET developer, does anyone have any recommendations or hints / recommendations? Has anyone done something like this before?

Thanks in advance.

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I would start by writing a custom control that can be used to display a video file (presumably to exit Camtasia) or a Shockwave application. After you have this user control, I will move on to viewing the general application.

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