Visual C# Frameworks
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I also wanted to ask what are the best frameworks to improve the appearance of buttons. Microsoft has made no effort in this regard. I use DevComponents DotNetBar but it seems that few people use it and wanted to know what you are using.
Regequion wrote:
Microsoft has made no effort in this regard.
I prefer plain WinForms, because of the effort they have made. It is a very recognizable button, and it will look like that uniformly across all applications. There is no guessing involved for the user on what the control would do or how to use it.
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I also wanted to ask what are the best frameworks to improve the appearance of buttons. Microsoft has made no effort in this regard. I use DevComponents DotNetBar but it seems that few people use it and wanted to know what you are using.
Have you looked at WPF? With WPF you can do anything you want to any element, so you can create the look and feel you need with very little work.
If it's not broken, fix it until it is. Everything makes sense in someone's mind. Ya can't fix stupid.