multiuser environment

Win apps are already multi user as each user gets their own instance with its own data. In fact a single Win app can be opened by the same user multiple times and each instance is independent. The only time data would be shared is if you are storing the data in a shared location like a file or database. Since you don't have that then there shouldn't be any problems.

Start up several different instances of your app at the same time to replicate a multi-user scenario and verify it is behaving the way you expect. If it isn't then clarify what it is doing and what you were expecting.

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Altaf Ansari8y ago
Win apps are already multi user as each user gets their own instance with its own data. In fact a single Win app can be opened by the same user multiple times and each instance is independent. The only time data would be shared is if you are storing the data in a shared location like a file or database. Since you don't have that then there shouldn't be any problems.

Start up several different instances of your app at the same time to replicate a multi-user scenario and verify it is behaving the way you expect. If it isn't then clarify what it is doing and what you were expecting.
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