Developing Professional Applications for Windows 98 and NT using MFC, w. CD-ROM (Prentice Hall Series in Microsoft Technologies) - Softcover

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Marshall Brain is founder and principal of Interface Technologies, Research Triangle, NC. His firm specializes in software training for developers at leading financial companies. He is the author of Win32 System Services (Prentice Hall).

Lance Lovette is a project team leader for application software design and implementation using MFC under Windows 98 and NT, and a Microsoft Certified Instructor.

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The #1 MFC guide for every Windows programmer!

Practical techniques for industrial-strength code.

Incorporate today's latest, hottest user interface features.

Fully updated for Windows 98 and NT4 - with regular Web updates!

Code and searchable book on CD-ROM!

The #1 MFC guide, now updated for Windows 98, NT4, and the latest Visual C++!

Developing Professional Applications for Windows 98 and NT Using MFC is a huge, single-volume storehouse of practical information for Visual C++ and MFC developers at every skill level. Year after year, it's a best-seller, because no other book offers as much practical guidance and industrial-strength code. Now there's a new edition, fully updated to reflect Windows 98 and NT 4. Better yet, this book will stay up-to-date, thanks to a companion website that posts new information and sample code whenever Microsoft updates Visual C++!

You'll find precise, comprehensive coverage of everything MFC programmers should know, from the basics to sophisticated database, OLE, and thread support. Discover how to make the most of Microsoft's AppWizard and Class Wizard and learn how to incorporate sophisticated user interface features, such as expanding dialogs and subclassed graphical lists. Build multi-document and multi-view MDI applications; master DDX and DDV; create splash screens; and work with resource editors, canned dialogs, list and edit controls, debugging, utility classes, and much more.

The accompanying CD-ROM includes a complete, searchable copy of the book in Adobe Acrobat format, plus all the book's source code―then, look for updates on the Web whenever Microsoft updates MFC!