Programming Microsoft Visual C++ (With CD)

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The industry Bible. Programming Microsoft Visual C++, Fifth edition, is the newest edition of the book that has become the industry's most trusted text (previously published as Inside Visual C++). Newly expanded and updated for Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0, it offers even more of the detailed, comprehensive coverage that's consistently made this book the best overall explanation of the capabilities of this powerful and complex development tool. The companion CD-ROM contains valuable sample source code and sample applications developed for the book - to make Programming Microsoft Visual C++, Fifth Edition, one book you'll want to keep close at hand. Special Features Important new coverage includes a full discussion of: Control development with ATL The latest database programming enhancements Recent COM improvements Using Microsoft Internet Explorer Visual C++ and MFC for Windows CE In addition, Programming Microsoft Visual C++, Fifth Edition, gives you authoritative guidance on: Fundamentals - event handling, GDI, dialog boxes, memory management, SDI and MDI, printing, and help Advanced topics - DIBs, ODBC, and DLLs ActiveX - creating document objects and ActiveX controls, COM, Automation, and using wizards and compiler extensions that support COM C++ programming for the Internet - Winsock, MFC Winlnet, DHTML, and ISAPI extension programs for Microsoft Internet Information Server

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David Kruglinski was on the team that originally created Microsoft Visual C++. After completing the fourth edition of his widely selling book, David died in a paragliding accident in eastern Washington in April 1997. George Shepherd and Scot Wingo are principals at Stingray Software, a division of RogueWave Corporation,and coauthors of MFC Internals, published by Addison-Wesley. Table of Contents Introduction Windows, Visual C++, and Application Framework Fundamentals Microsoft Windows and Visual C++ The Microsoft Foundation Class Library Application Framework The MFC Library View Class Getting Started with AppWizard - Hello, world! Basic Event Handling, Mapping Modes, and a Scrolling View The Graphics Device Interface, Colors, and Fonts The Modal Dialog and Windows Common Controls The Modeless Dialog and Windows Common Dialogs Using ActiveX Controls Internet Explorer 4 Common Controls Win32 Memory Management Bitmaps Windows Message Processing and Multithreaded Programming The Document-View Architecture Menus, Keyboard Accelerators, the Rich Edit Control, and Property Sheets Toolbars and Status Bars A Reusable Frame Window Base Class Separating the Document from Its View Reading and Writing Documents - SDI Applications Reading and Writing Documents - MDI Applications Printing and Print Preview Splitter Windows and Multiple Views Context-Sensitive Help Dynamic Link Libraries MFC Programs Without Document or View Classes Active X: Com, Automation, and Ole The Component Object Model Automation Uniform Data Transfer - Clipboard Transfer and OLE Drag and Drop Structured Storage OLE Embedded Components and Containers Introducing the Active Template Library ATL and ActiveX Controls849Pt. VDatabase Management Database Management with Microsoft ODBC Database Management with Microsoft Data Access Objects The OLE DB Templates Programming for the Internet TCP/IP, Winsock, and WinInet Programming the Microsoft Internet Information Server ActiveX Document Servers and the Internet Introducing Dynamic HTML Visual C++ for Windows App. A Message Map Functions in the Microsoft Foundation Class Library App. B MFC Library Runtime Class Identification and Dynamic Object Creation Index