This book is being revised and updated to include Windows 98 and Windows 2000.

Win 32 System Services: The Heart of Windows 98 and Windows 2000

Brain, Marshall

Reeves, Ron

Reference

Pearson P T R

A book/CD-ROM package offering techniques for keeping programs working on portable devices with limited memory. For developers with programming experience, familiarity with Windows CE devices, and basic knowledge of C and C++. The accompanying CD-ROM contains code examples from the book, plus a searchable index of the book's examples, programs, and tutorials, and a complete working copy of eMbedded Visual C++ and Pocket PC SDK. Grattan is a mobile solutions specialist. Brain is founder of an educational content company. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Windows Ce 3.0: Application Programming (Prentice Hall Series on Microsoft Technologies)

Computers & Technology

Grattan, Nick

Operating Systems

Prentice Hall PTR

A practical guide to Microsoft network technology options available to businesses. Coverage includes techniques for integrating Microsoft Internet/intranet technology, client/server and Web-based applications, electronic messaging, directory services, data storage, and Exchange Server. The CD-ROM includes a Microsoft networking training module titled "Windows NT 4.0: Configuration &amp; Administration from CBT Systems, Inc." Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

Microsoft Technology: Networking, Concepts, Tools

Woodard, Shay

Gattucio, Nick

Certification

A guide to programming with Microsoft Foundation Classes and C++ in the Windows environment for readers with some previous experience in programming. Begins with the basics, and progresses to sophisticated databases, OLE, thread support, expanding dialogs, subclassed graphical lists, multi-document and multi-view MDI applications, DDX and DDV, splash screens, and other fancy features. The CD-ROM contains the entire book in Abode Acrobat plus all the source code. The latest edition reflects Windows 98 and NT 4, and will be updated on the accompanying web site. There is no bibliography. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Developing Professional Applications for Windows 98 and NT Using MFC

Lovette, Lance

This introduction to the use, customization and optimization of the NT user environment enables readers to become completely familiar with the entire user interface in just a few hours, and serves as handy reference to all of the features available. Discusses each of the major facilities available in the user interface using an executive summary, a guided tour, and a complete list of details on the different menu options. Answers common questions about each facility, and shows how to copy, move, delete files, use the new network and security features in NT, use the NT command line and batch files, send email, and use a mouse. For developers, programmers, scientist, engineers, business people and students who are knowledgeable computer users migrating from other environments to NT.

Using Windows Nt: The Essentials for Professionals

Campbell, Kelly

PRENTICE/HALL

Explains to experienced C++ software developers how to plan, build, and deploy distributed component applications with Microsoft's Component Object Model. First deconstructs the model to its essentials as a system for building reusable components, then use examples and sample code to demonstrate how to implement and test applications. The CD-ROM contains a complete C++ OLE training module from CBT Systems. No bibliography. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

Understanding DCOM

RUBIN, William

Networking & Cloud Computing

Starting at the beginning ? and assuming nothing ? this volume allows programmers who have never used Windows before to get started immediately creating graphical applications on NT systems using C++. Discusses, step by step, both the tools used for program creation ? e.g., the compiler, dialog editor, etc. ? as well as the Microsoft foundation class library used to accelerate program development in C++. For programmers and developers, scientists and engineers, software designers, and students who want to learn to program or to move from other systems to NT.

Windows Nt Programming: An Introduction Using C++/Book and Disk

This volume covers the administration of the whole spectrum of possible Windows NT configurations -- from a single machine to a 2,000 node heterogeneous network within a large corporation -- showing readers how to use the administration tools and networking abilities built into Windows NT to design and implement effective computing environments. KEY TOPICS: Covers the administrative tools shipped with Windows NT; explains how to connect NT machines to a network, how to share hard disks over the net, how to install and share printers, how to create and manage an email post office for the network, and how to handle dedicated disk servers and user domains; discusses how to integrate NT into a heterogeneous network, how to use NT to communicate with different machines, and how to use NT to access other facilities on the network. For owners of single NT systems, the "computer person" in a small business or department; an administrator in a large company planning to build a large NT network from scratch; an administrator in a large company planning to integrate NT into an existing network; or a new administrator who has inherited a NT network of some type.

Windows NT Administration: Single Systems to Heterogeneous Networks

Pearson Technology Group

An introduction to programming in Windows 3.1 using Microsoft's Visual C++ and the Microsoft Foundation Class Library (MFC) shows how to use Visual C++ features effectively and demonstrates each of the classes in MFC 2.0. Original. (Advanced).

Visual C++ 2: Developing Professional Applications in Windows 95 and Nt Using Mfc/Book and Disk

A book/disk package showing programmers how to use Win32 system services such as synchronization, event logging, and network communications in their own programs. Organized by functional categories such as file I/O, disk drives, and directories, chapters offer general overviews, describe subsets of functions, and offer examples combining different capabilities from several chapters to create larger applications. The accompanying disk contains source code for examples and an on-line index. Assumes knowledge of C language. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

Win 32 System Services: The Heart of Windows 95 and Windows NT

Software

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