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Escarpment |
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| Publisher:
mXac |
| Date added:30-Jun-2007 |
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| File size:
Unknown
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| Language:
English
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| License:
Shareware - Time Limit
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| Price :$ 45.00 |
| OS :
Windows 98/NT/2000/ME/XP/VISTA
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| UpdateDate : 30-Jun-2007 |
| Requirements :
No special requirements
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Escarpment Information |
| Do the C++ Windows applications you write look like rusted-out monochrome hulks compared to the color and polish of web pages? Do gray and impersonal dialog boxes limit your user interface options? If so, check out the Escarpment SDK. Escarpment is a Windows DLL that lets C++ developers include web-style user interfaces in their applications. It replaces DialogBox() resources with something very close to HTML, letting you include coloring, fonts, and images just like a web page. And that's not all... Tired of those boring buttons and monotonous scrollbars? Escarpment comes with a host of stylish 3D controls that blend in nicely with your polished user interface. Order now and you'll not only get the DLL and controls, but the first 1,000,000,000 downloads will include documentation and samples. Sorry, no COD. |
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| Awards |
GLOBALSHAREWARE 4 Gold Disc Awards
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Reviewer:
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