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In article <41e842$1t3@usenet4.interramp.com>, visualware@interramp.com 
says...
>
>Unless you are the type of person who likes to mix broken glass
>with your Preparation-H you should not be writing Windows front
>ends in C++.  You can be much more productive if you use a tool
>for front ends, such as VB, rather than dealing directly with the
>mess that is Windows or, that mess on top of a mess, MFC.  (Using
>OWL is very minor improvement.)
>
This opion is from a very biased source. I use MFC using application and
class tool building helpers contained within Symantec C++ 7.0 and find that
the user intereface can be built quite easily totally within C++.

When you are done, you have generic portable C++ code (plus probably portable
MFC).  This method of development seems much more likely to be around in a 
year. Depending on other (i.e. non-microsoft) venders frameworks and 
applications my folly with today's volitile market place.

Geoffrey Rubin
grubin@ti.com