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In article <Bs7vE4.Hvn@fmsrl7.srl.ford.com>, vscarafi@eccdb1.pms.ford.com (Vincent F. Scarafino) writes:


>se_debou@rcvie.co.at (Christophe Debou) writes:
>> 
>> 
>> Hi Ms Windows experts,
>> 
>> I'am looking for user interface generator for microsoft windows.
>> I restrict the list to language-based tool (C/C++ ...).
>> The only tool I've heard is Visual basic from microsoft
>>  and I'am not very keen on using basic even though
>>  C/C++ routine can be included.
>> 
>> Thanks in advance
>> 
>> chris
>> -- 
>> Christophe DEBOU
>> Software-engineering group / Alcatel Austria-ELIN Research Center,
>> Ruthnergasse 1-7, A-1210 Vienna/Austria. Phone: (43)-(222)-391621/268
>> e-mail: ...(mcsun.eu.net!)se_debou@rcvie.co.at  
>
>I find Visual Basic quite powerful as a tool for quickly creating Windows
>applications.  The debugging support is also quite good.  You should take
>a look at it.  This version of Basic has all the modern programming
>constructs (although it still has the awful Basic syntax characteristics).
>Also, you can call DLL entries which allows you to do the heavy duty stuff
>in any appropriate language while taking advantage of the good user 
>interface support from Visual Basic.
>
>Another approach you can take is Object Vision from Borland, which gets you
>into the object oriented world.
>
>Vince

You may want to take a look at "Winix Toolkit".
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