DT> You can do that already.  Powersoft's Optima++ makes programming in
DT> as easy, (even easier in alot of aspects) than VB.  And it maintains
DT> the power of C++ since it is a fully Standardized implementation of
DT> and uses the Watcom C/C++ compiler.  But being in the C++ arena, it
DT> often greatly overshadowed by MS and Borland products, hence, not as
DT> many people know about it.  But it is rapidly climbing in popularity
It'd probably be a lot more popular if it used MFC rather than a
proprietary library and/or allowed direct access to the API.
Regards,
Daniel              ddjones@pinn.net
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