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It's done in .NET, which language is more difficult to tell.

mmm no need for me to continue coding mine then i suppose

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Originally posted by effection
mmm no need for me to continue coding mine then i suppose

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Noooes! It may take ages for Dempsey to simply release the code, so please keep developing your Interface Designer! Please...

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Originally posted by Bilbo

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Originally posted by Eljay

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Originally posted by Bilbo
I am almost certain Dempsey used C or some variant of it, but only he would know.

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I doubt it, Dempsey is a VB using noob

* Eljay runs

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The features are a little advanced for VB, but I don't know that much about him.

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I don't see why this can't be done in VB though. Its not because 99% of all VB programs are basic noob stuff, so to speak, that VB can't perfectly do this

In fact:

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Originally posted by TheSteve
It's done in .NET, which language is more difficult to tell.

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nope,

it is made in Visual Basic 6.0....

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Originally posted by effection
mmm no need for me to continue coding mine (ref: [alpha] Interface Designer) then i suppose

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Nah, please keep developping it. Not only might it take a while to finish either of the two, it is also nice to see some 'competition' with it. It could only improve both...

Or maybe you could join forces...

Looking great!!!!

However I would suggest, if you can work on the UI. Sorry but it looks a little too much like paint. A few colours can take it a LONG way!

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Originally posted by CookieRevised
Or maybe you could join forces...

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Didn't that happen already with someone else?

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Originally posted by Ashley_H
Looking great!!!!

However I would suggest, if you can work on the UI. Sorry but it looks a little too much like paint. A few colours can take it a LONG way!

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That GUI is almost exactly as what is used in all developping environments like Visual Studio, etc. And even other designing software use the same schemes (eg: photoshop, etc). The reason for that is because everybody is used to that UI. Its a defacto standard and shouldn't be changed imho. It's not a color book... I think the gui is perfect (other than having some sizeable sidebars).

Unless you mean adding the default title background (blueish in XP) to the titles above the sidebar toolwindows.

like 1.5 years ago Dempsey told us it would be 2 months

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Originally posted by CookieRevised

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Originally posted by Ashley_H
Looking great!!!!

However I would suggest, if you can work on the UI. Sorry but it looks a little too much like paint. A few colours can take it a LONG way!

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That GUI is almost exactly as what is used in all developping environments like Visual Studio, etc. And even other designing software use the same schemes (eg: photoshop, etc). The reason for that is because everybody is used to that UI. Its a defacto standard and shouldn't be changed imho. It's not a color book... I think the gui is perfect (other than having some sizeable sidebars).

Unless you mean adding the default title background (blueish in XP) to the titles above the sidebar toolwindows.

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Yes, I know that is the sort of default GUI everybody is custom to but program's like Adobe CS3 Flash for example, use the same co-ordination of all of their controls like Macromedia did, but they have added a black-ish theme to the program so it looks better.

Im not suggesting nothing extreme just a few background colours, thats all.

I did think about releasing the source code but I didn't know how many VB6 coders there were about and didn't want people to see my messy code