VZ Programmer VS Borland C++ ver 3.1 with OWL

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From: Andre Louw
Date: Thu, 01 Oct 1992 12:39

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I would appreciate it if anyone that have looked/worked/evaluated the 
product called VZ Programmer ver 2.0 from VZCorp. could send me amy info on 
how it compares to say Borland C++ with OWL.

I understand from reading an article on VDE (Visual Development 
Environments) in the June 16 PC Magazine that this is "a powerfull, flexible 
visual development environment for Windows application developers - but not 
casual users. Its use of C++, an object-based interface designer, and 
library support make this a viable tool for developers..."

What I would like to know is just how powerfull and flexible this is and how 
much work you would save by using this instead of OWL and Borland C++...???

I see that it costs a lot of money ($595 for Windows & $995 for OS/2) and 
would like to know if it realy is worth it's price before I buy!

If there's enough interest I'll post results to this group...!

Thanx a lot in advance,
:) Andre

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