Let K and S be compact
convex sets and let A(K) and A(S) be the corresponding Banach spaces of
continuous affine functions. If the Banach-Mazur distance between A(K) and A(S) is
less than 2, then under certain geometric conditions, the extreme boundaries of K
and S are homeomorphic. This extends a result of Amir and Cambern, and has
applications to function algebras.