Author: Vincent Vega
Date: 23:40:27 02/23/00
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On February 23, 2000 at 23:36:30, John Coffey wrote: >I have some MFC experience but probably not enough to slap an interface together >really quickly. Somebody told me that Visual BASIC is a fast way to write >interfaces, but I don't know. (I used VB 1.0 like 10 years ago and haven't >touched it since.) Somebody was right. VB is the easiest way to go until you'll need to go deep beneath the surface. Visual C++ also has an OK interface maker, but not as good or simple as VB. If you already know some MFC, it shouldn't be very hard though. If you need to find out how to do anything, MS Knowledge Base, deja.com, and codeguru.com are all great. >I have never used JAVA, but wondered if it might be a fast way to put together >an interface and if it can link to C programs? I wouldn't go with Java unless you need your program to run in a browser.
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