Hi, > Ok, this is probably one of those "American English versus H.M. > English" things. I've seen the term "bespoke" used in this way before, > usually in reference to clothes. It has always sounded like it means > something along the lines of "custom tailored". But I've never found > an (American English, I guess) dictionary that gave a definition that > sounded like "custom tailored".
> So, _is_ that what it means? Yes. It means made to measure. We also use it when we're talking about software that's developed especially for the customer, as opposed to so-called COTS - commercial off-the-shelf - software. -- Cheers, Bob
