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The .NET Framework 2.0 introduces a variety of features and enhancements. One of these is the addition of Partial Classes. This new Framework features enables a single class definition that can be split across multiple physical files. During the compilation process, these separate files are combined to form a single class representation during runtime. One of the most important uses of this feature is that it enables developers to create an abstraction of business logic and user interface within a single class definition. In this short article we will take a look at how this feature is sued within the Framework 2.0 and Visual Studio 2005. <<Read the article>>