Steve Peacocke commented:
> I also suppose it depends on what you are trying to do - for example by
> giving your application a unique interface you are giving it a brand and
> therefore recognised against the competition.
Oddly enough, now that we are 98% custom, in house written controls and
grids, our customers mostly comment that we look and feel very much like an
Office application! They may be just noticing all the cute little glyphs we
use all over the show, but its a nice compliment all the same.
As the various compeeting products uses bog standard Windows components
mostly, this gives us the edge not just against them, but on applications
using the MFC code, as this does lots of cute looking things out of the box.
Cheers, Max.
PS: For those not in the know, Paul is my development manager 8-)
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