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Chapter 2: Step by Step: Writing Simple Windows Applications

from Introduction to Windows 98 Programming

Copyright © 1999 by Prentice Hall

by William H. Murray & Chris H. Pappas

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Written with a concise, practical, and classroom proven approach, Introduction to Windows 98 Programming will jumpstart anyone ready to learn how Windows applications are created in C or C++. You'll master the use of GDI drawing primitives, controls, windows and dialog boxes, menus and fonts, icons, cursors, keyboard accelerators, memory allocation, mapping, and more. Next, you'll discover how to enhance your Windows 98 applications with bitmapped graphics, audio, video, sketching, and animation.



From Chapter Two, excerpted here, quickly learn how to use Visual Studio to write a Windows application. Includes screen shots and detailed explanations.

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