Proficient in Visual C++ .NET 2003 Window Program Design

Author: Weiyuan Culture Compiler
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-11-01
Features: This book takes examples as the main line for teaching and explanation, guiding readers to understand how to use MFC to develop window programs. It is the best introductory textbook for learning MFC window program design. The book is divided into 5 parts, mainly including: fundamentals of window program design, establishing program resources and basic drawing principles, in-depth application construction, dialog boxes, dialog box applications, and various controls, as well as network and database program design. Detailed program comments and complete and clear conceptual explanations make the techniques of window program design readily apparent. If you want to learn to apply MFC to develop window programs easily and quickly delve into the document/view application architecture and dialog box applications, this book is your best choice. With the release of the .NET platform, Microsoft also introduced a new integrated development environment for window programs, Visual Studio .NET, which added new languages such as Visual C++.NET, C#, and Visual Basic.NET. Among them, C++ remains the protagonist in window program design using MFC. This book takes examples as the main line for teaching and explanation, guiding readers to understand how to use MFC to develop window programs, and it is the best introductory textbook for learning MFC window program design. The book is divided into 5 parts, with a total of 30 chapters, mainly including: fundamentals of window program design, establishing program resources and basic drawing principles, in-depth application construction, dialog boxes, dialog box applications, and various controls, as well as network and database program design. This book is suitable for beginners and intermediate users who use Visual C++.NET for window program design development, and can also serve as a textbook or reference book for students at universities and computer training schools studying window program design. It is also suitable for self-learners interested in window program development. The book is divided into 5 parts, with a total of 30 chapters, mainly including: fundamentals of window program design; establishing program resources and basic drawing principles; in-depth application construction; dialog boxes, dialog box applications, and various controls; network and database program design, etc.