Here is the translation of the given content into English: "Visual C++.NET class library application examples"

Author: Lin Ruizhong
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Publish Date: 2003-11-01
Features: With China's entry into the WTO, modernization efforts will advance at an unprecedented pace. We face greater challenges and more opportunities. It is an undeniable fact that the application of computers will become more widespread, requiring a larger number of software engineers with higher skill levels. China's software engineer workforce has made significant progress, and software development capabilities have greatly improved. As Chinese people, we hope that China's software industry will take the path of independent innovation and achieve a higher global standing. As publishing professionals, it is our bounden duty to contribute our utmost to the development of China's software industry, which is precisely the motivation behind our release of the Software Engineer Series at the end of 1999. Currently, this series has published over 50 titles. Based on market sales and reader feedback, this series has been well-received and beloved by readers, which also serves as an incentive for our future work. It can be said that the diversification, scale, and complexity of computer application systems have placed higher demands on software engineers while also providing them with more opportunities to showcase their talents. This book comprehensively introduces the usage methods of common classes, controls, and functions in Visual C++ .NET through detailed and rich examples, explaining how to use these controls in programs and highlighting important considerations. The book is divided into 15 chapters, covering the basics and programming interface of Visual C++ .NET, the establishment and analysis of program structures, the use of standard controls, advanced controls, and interface controls, as well as the use of dialog classes, document-view classes, graphics device interface classes, file and print control classes, database access classes, network programming classes, and XML document processing classes. It also discusses the use of functions related to dynamic link libraries, multimedia programming, multithreaded programming, COM programming, and ATLServer functions. This book is suitable for readers with a certain foundation in C/C++ and some understanding of Windows programming mechanisms. It can serve as a reference book for system development and an in-depth exploration of advanced programming techniques in Visual C++ .NET, as well as a practical manual for software engineers to refer to when using classes, controls, and functions.