DiComp Garden Design Software Public and Press Reviews.

Dicomp Garden Design
Software Public Reviews

Geoff Hamilton (UK):

"Perhaps because I'm not exactly in the springtime of my youth, I was, until a few years ago, a bit of a computer duffer. I'm still no whizz-kid but now, like everyone else, I wonder how I ever managed without one. I hope you'll soon be saying the same thing about computer garden design. I know I am."

Michel Lis (France):

"The wonderful thing about garden design is that everyone can do it. It doesn't matter how little you know or how ham-fisted you may think you are, once you start, nature will pitch in too and together you can't fail to create something beautiful."

Ulf Schenkmanis & Lars-Erik Samuelsson (Sweden):

"Unless you have a rare natural talent, working piecemeal as ideas occur to you always results in a "bitty" garden with no natural cohesion. Working it out first on paper or on the screen will not only save you a great deal of money, it'll save hours of work and lots of disappointment too."

Anatoli Karpov (Russia):

"If you build a garden that delights your eye and brings joy to your heart there's absolutely no doubt that you have created a work of art."

Dicomp Garden Design Software Press Reviews

MODUS, 1999:

"In addition to its applied purposes the program can be used as the game accessory (a sort of "SimGarden"). It will allow you to develop the talent for landscape designing".

PC WEEK, 1999:

"DiComp" Company software products on "Garden and Vegetable Garden" subject undoubtedly stand out against the background of the domination of middling quality goods".

TECHNICS FOR YOUTH, 1998:

"There is no sense to retell the program Manual, just insert the CD into CD-ROM drive and click the mouse - you will obtain the exhaustive information about the garden and thousands of its silent inhabitants - our neighbors on the planet".

HOME COMPUTER, 1998:

"The program is well constructed, clearly described and easy for comprehension. It can be successfully used for private garden designing and cultivating and for planning of city parks and botanical gardens as well".

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