Windows 2000 API Super Reference

Author: [USA] Richard J. Simon; Xiaoxiang Studio
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Publish Date: 2001-06-01
Features: This book is a comprehensive and detailed reference for the Windows 2000 API. Each chapter introduces a programming topic and provides a large number of functions and their descriptions related to that topic within the same chapter. Additionally, the book offers practical examples for many functions, allowing readers to directly reference and apply them in their own programs. By studying this book, readers will not only gain a deep understanding of Windows 2000 programming, Win32 API, GDI, the registry, common controls, processes, threads, and fibers (fibers), MDI, and dynamic-link libraries but also clearly grasp the effective usage of each function. The book is rich in content, well-structured, and logically organized, making it suitable for programmers at all levels who use Windows 2000 for programming. It provides a complete reference for all API information for Windows programmers. The book is organized by topic, covering a large number of functions and their descriptions related to programming. It includes full examples for performing specific tasks, enabling readers to master the effective usage of each function. The organization of this book is highly reader-friendly, saving you a significant amount of programming time and eliminating the need to search through disorganized documentation.