Programming Windows 95

4th ed.

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Author

Charles Petzold

Contributions

Petzold, Charles, 1953- - Contributor

Publication

1996 - Microsoft Press, Redmond, Wash, Washington (State)

Language

English

Word Count

275,000 words, Guess

Page Count

1,100 pages

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL812336M
ISBN-101556156766
OCLC Control Number33947413
OCLC Control Numberprogrammingwindo00petz
Library of Congress Control Number95049555

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Goodreads420649
LibraryThing24332

Classifications

DDC005.265
LCCQA76.76.O63 P533 1996

Description

Updated for the 32-bit world of Windows 95, this Charles Petzold bestseller is the best-known, most widely praised, and most widely used how-to programming book on the planet. For a generation of C programmers, "look it up in Petzold" has been the final word on questions about programming for Windows. In this thorough revision, Petzold reveals many valuable new insights, augmented by key contributions from programming expert Paul Yao. Still the comprehensive reference and tutorial to the core areas of programming for Windows, PROGRAMMING WINDOWS 95 is now a 32-bit book with 32-bit programs on CD-ROM, covering new Windows 95 topics such as multithreading; GDI and OLE enhancements; preemptive multitasking; printing and memory (both completely revamped); and the new user interface.