Byron wrote:

>What I've become sure of since building a couple of real projects is that
the user interface is real important.

You can say that again!

>What I've become sure of since building a couple of real projects is that
the user interface is real important.
>What I've become sure of since building a couple of real projects is that
the user interface is real important.
>What I've become sure of since building a couple of real projects is that
the user interface is real important.
>What I've become sure of since building a couple of real projects is that
the user interface is real important.
>What I've become sure of since building a couple of real projects is that
the user interface is real important.
>What I've become sure of since building a couple of real projects is that
the user interface is real important.

The user interface IS the project, in the user's world at least.  No
matter what tricky code you used to do a software 16X16 multiply in 9
machine cycles, the user does not care about it.  They care about how the
buttons feel, whether it lasts, how easy it is to set.  This is the "Art"
part of electronics that keeps this business interesting.

Now how come I can't get the Marketing department to believe this when I
tell them.

-- Lawrence Lile

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