For you that means:

1. More Productivity:

Professional Developers:

(companies regularly developing software for application by another party, i.e. software or system houses)

With our  components  plus a  few lines of code  to interlink them you can unleash the power of many  thousands of lines.  This saves a lot of your programmers' time. You need fewer and less qualified programmers.
UIF building for an average application is a matter of some hours to days. Once you are familiar with DLG, you will look at conventional Windows programming as something like  assembler  programming back in the early 1960's.
In terms of money, the  cost savings  by our components easily outweigh the  investment  into them after a small number of re-uses.

Semi-professional Appliers:

(companies whose core business are software-related products  who want to furnish their products with their own software, e.g. manufacturers of software-driven systems  or  vendors of computers/consumer-electronics)

Some of our clients initially did their business in various computer-related products. Then they realized, by DLG the building of applications is so easy that they simply set up a new department "Software Development". Soon their clients found out that the software churned out by their former supplier was much better than that of "professional developers". (No wonder, the supplier was in that application domain in the first place. So he knew exactly what was really needed there!)
Bottom line: Some of those former suppliers now make the greater part of their money as software developers. Well, their initial business they kept - but rather for a "nostalgic" reason.

Casual Users:

(those handling software-related tools in their daily business; by DLG they can develop software quickly whenever they need it - e.g. engineering offices, consultants, or even hobbyists)

DLG is designed for easy handling: Applications are not "programmed" any more, they are just "plugged together" from some DLG components. Also in pricing it is relevant even to people who weren't thinking of software development in the first place.
Software is turning from once a SPECIALITY of the "inaugurated high priests of the computer" now to a COMMODITY. By DLG even people who need software only now and then should consider to make it themselves.

2. More Quality:

With our components you can give a  special look-and-feel  to your applications:

• Color, background brush, background pattern, font, point size, multimedia support, ... All your applications look something special - the end user soon is feeling familiar with them. You can bring your  corporate identity  to the screen of the user's computer.
  (Not even the "global players" in the software business have that competitive edge!)



• Tooltips give a temporary 1-line description of a UIF element. This will make your applications extra  user-friendly  (but for you it's just of one line of code more!)



• Variable UIF-Layout: Users can modify the user interface according to their needs, even at runtime (virtually impossible in standard Windows!)



• Semi-modal dialog technique offers instantaneous re-launch of a dialog, persistence of data maintains scrolling of lists, selection bars, tabbing, sub- trees, etc.
  (In a few years from now, one might wonder how computer users could ever live without that!)



• User-friendliness: By DLG's unique  Floating UIF  you can give the user access to all of your application's features, just by a minimum of cursor movements. ("Let the menu be there where the cursor is!")
  Compare: In standard Windows the user first has to carefully pin-point all the UIF elements.



• Beyond that, DLG has many other features to make the user's life easier. Soon your applications will be considered as something special. Something that's even "fun" to work with!

3. More Usability:

What good is all the cleverness you built into your applications, if  nobody but you  could get it out? - With our components you can give your users easy access to it.

DLG can be combined with conventional Windows programming at any degree (forfeiting some of the DLG-specific advantages, of course).

With every new version of system software coming out  it's getting harder to use it right away. For quite some time you would need to "fiddle around" with it first. (Something an industrial software developer just can't afford!)

We do that "fiddling" for you and pack the result into our software components. By them you can do a really "industrial" software development with clearly predictable results: Streamlined development process, clearly managed. No slack.