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    Can I create custom user interface in C#, for instance like MS Office2000, similarly as in Visual C++. Mike

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      Can I create custom user interface in C#, for instance like MS Office2000, similarly as in Visual C++. Mike

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      Mike, C# is a language, so it really doesn't define what you can and can't do as far as interface design. Microsoft with the .Net runtime has made all programming languages equally powerful, so anything you can accomplish in one language, you can reasonably expect to accomplish in any other .Net compatible language. Microsoft is pretty hard-core about C#, so to answer your question, yes, you can make sophisticated UIs like you find in Office in C#. You can also make those UIs in VB, in Cobol, in Eiffel, etc.

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        Can I create custom user interface in C#, for instance like MS Office2000, similarly as in Visual C++. Mike

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        Hi Mike, If you are talking about writing a Windows Program than you just need to look up examples on System.WinForms. Since Microsoft is only documenting DotNet in C# you should be able to find lots of information on this. -V-

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