Next-generation Visual C++ 2005 Programming - (.NET Treasure Edition)

Author: Lin Junjie
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Publish Date: 2006-11-01
Features: It is said that there was a scholar named Lin in Taipei who was very troubled because he couldn’t write a decent Windows application. Sitting at his desk, he scratched his head in deep thought. Gradually, his hair became thinner, and he wondered what would happen if he kept scratching. Unknowingly, the scholar leaned over his desk and fell asleep. In his dream, he faintly heard whispers outside the window. Unable to resist his curiosity, he peered out and saw two elderly men sitting opposite each other. They had white hair, long eyebrows that reached their ears, earlobes that reached their shoulders, and hands longer than their knees—extraordinary figures. One asked, "What business have you been engaged in lately?" The other replied, "Nothing much, just writing a book. Not just any book, but a treasure that teaches people how to design Win32 applications using MFC." Hearing this, the scholar became even more curious and listened intently. "What makes this book special?" one of the elders asked. The other replied, "Anyone who can design programs freely in C, operate Windows without difficulty, and has some basic concepts can follow the book to learn MFC skills." Those who heard it were greatly amazed and sighed, "What a remarkable book!" "Why make such a fuss over such a small matter?" the other elder added, "This book doesn’t introduce MFC with the superficial methods of AppWizard. Instead, it presents genuine, practical content that explains MFC without making it feel difficult. By diligently studying it, you can build a solid foundation and surpass others!" In addition to its authentic content, this book also covers the new aspects of Windows, something others cannot match.