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- From: Jeremy Kercheval <jeremyk@accessone.com>
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
- Subject: Re: MFC Book?
- Date: Mon, 11 Mar 1996 16:02:05 -0800
- Organization: AccessOne
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- Justin D. Gilbert wrote:
- >
- > I am an experienced C Programmer learning C++. I have SAMS "Teach
- > yourself Visual C++...". I do pretty well with the construct and
- > classes.
- >
- > I am looking for a good book that deals with Microsofts Foundation
- > Classes. Specifically, a book that gives full programs of individual
- > concepts. For example, a progam that demonstrates how to put up a
- > toolbar.
- >
- > I have found books that give examples of two or three things in the same
- > program. However, it makes it difficult to try to decipher what is being
- > done for each part.
- >
- > If anyone knows of or can suggest good MFC books, I would appreciate it.
- > You may respond at your convenience to gilbe024@gold.tc.umn.edu.
- >
- > Thanks,
- >
- > Justin GilbertTry "Inside Visual C++" by David Kruglinski. He covers all the basics
- and then some and he has some good examples. There is also
- "Programming the Windows 95 User Interface" by Nancy Winnick Cluts,
- which gives code for both C++ and C, and is also good.
-
- These are both Microsoft Press books, this is not aplug by Microsoft, I
- happen to own both, and have used them both extensively. enjoy
-
- Jeremy Kercheval
- jeremyk@accessone.com
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