Teach Yourself... Visual C++ 4.0

Key to the understanding of Visual C++ is the Microsoft Foundation Class (MFC) Library. This book provides you with an effective way of learning how to use the MFC Library and how to take advantage of its powerful functions to generate full-operational Windows applications. It shows you how to port your 16-bit Windows 3.1 application in 32-bit Windows NT and Windows 95 applications. It even shows you how to create cross-platform applications for the Macintosh. The self-paced tutorials and clear examples in the book make learning Visual C++ quick and easy.
The only requirement you need to be able to take advantage of what's in this book is some knowledge of the basic aspects of C language programming. Everything else is explained as you proceed. The author discusses the practical aspects of developing and debugging Windows applications while teaching the basic principles of Visual C++ and object-oriented programming. This approach provides you with the best way to learn how to design, create, and debug working Windows applications with Microsoft Visual C++. Written with the beginner and intermediate-level programmer in mind, teach yourself... Visual C++ is both easy-to-understand and comprehensive.