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08-29-2000, 02:15 PM
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I was wondering if anyone could recommend a good book on programming in the Windows environment with MFC. Thanks
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08-29-2000, 07:00 PM
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Also, I'm talking about C++.
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08-30-2000, 09:16 PM
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If you're thinking begginer level, then the learning Visual C++ from the Microsoft Press is pretty good.
Hope this helps ------------------ ~~Chris~~ |
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09-01-2000, 08:19 PM
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Well, if you don't already own visual C++, I'd suggest getting Borland 5.0 for free. I like OWL very much, I've heard some don't like MFC as well.
I know lots about OWL, but nothing on MFC, so I can't really help much... ------------------ Paul M. Victorey ------------------ I am not responsible for any problems that may arise as a result of following my advice. This includes, but is not limited to, computer failure, loss of data, nuclear war, famine, boils, no clean laundry, your daughter running off with a biker gang, or armageddon. Take my advice at your own risk. |
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09-04-2000, 05:21 PM
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I have to agree with Paul. I like the OWL a lot better than MFC.
In fact, back when the 4.5 versions were going head to head, I read an article in MSJ (Microsoft Journal) that Microsoft liked OWL better than MFC. |
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09-05-2000, 02:45 AM
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where can one get borland 5 for free? A good book for C++ is deitel and deitel or kernaghan and ritche, I think their both just called c++
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09-06-2000, 01:17 PM
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I believe B5 can be downloaded free of charge from borland, or look to their store, I believe they ship a CD with it for next to nothing.
I myself got it fre with a $20 book. |
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