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Microsoft: Visual Foxpro 10 last hurrah
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22/03/2007 08:45:59
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Visual FoxPro
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01204397
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>Not only that, but many times you can only make your GUI as effective as the customer will allow. You can design an impressive GUI and the customer may want a 'dos-based appearance.' I've had apps with dual type GUIs and each user chose the design they wanted to use. Sometimes they want it to look like something else they saw even when that design may not be as efficient. I can't count the number of times a customer has insisted on a different appearance or approach based on any number of things. It's all about pleasing the customer in the end.

Yes. Maybe because the USERS are NOT FRIENDLY at all regardless of the software's USER Friendliness. Users simply don't want to get out of their comfort zone. They want the old thing.

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>>>>Again, I'm not going to say that .NET is not superiour in this respect, however I've never had any idea that my GUIs are less effective or impressive than the .NET applications I've seen.
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>>>I can always say the same thing that is, if I don't do .NET. Try it first. Build .NET apps and afterwards, come back to me if you could say the same thing.
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>>The problem is that, is that I've not seen your GUI and you don't have seen my GUI therefore any discussion on this is useless. I might be well more seasoned in writing effictive GUIs in VFP then you were, and you might have a different view on effictive GUIs. Therefore any agreements on absolutes are impossible to make.
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>>Again, bottom line, from my perspective I don't see the superiourity of .NET controls making a significance difference in effetive GUIs. Now from anyone elses perspective that might be totally different depeding on her/his skills and experience in the tool, but also their definition of what constitutes an effective GUI.
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>>Walter,
JESS S. BANAGA
Project Leader - SDD division
...shifting from VFP to C#.Net

CHARISMA simply means: "Be more concerned about making others feel good about themselves than you are in making them feel good about you."
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