Addison Wesley Advanced Windows Series
Addison-Wesley Developers Press
The Advanced Windows Series
The Advanced Windows Series focuses on programming for the 32-bit Windows Operating Systems. The series provides experienced programmers with practical books that are technically sophisticated. Each book covers in detail a specific aspect of Windows programming and contains interesting sample prog
rams
that can be used as a springboard for writing other applications. A
CD-ROM accompanies each text, containing the source code described in the text, pertinent reference material, useful tools, and links to related sites on the Internet.
Books in the Advanced Windows Series include:
Win32 Programming
Joe Newcomer and Brent Rector
0-201-63492-9
MFC Programming
Alan Feuer
0-201-63358-2
Win32 System Programning for UNIX Developers
Johnson Hart
0-201-63465-1
Win32 Telephony Programming: A Developer's Guide to TAPI
Chris Sells
0-201-63492-9
Creating Distributed Components Using DCOM and C++
Don Box
0-201-63446-5
Windows Sockets Network Programming, 2nd Edition
Bob Quinn
0-201-18394-3
About the Consulting Editor
Alan R. Feuer is an author of technical books, the creator of programming courses, and the developer of commercial software. He is best known for his books, The C Puzzle Book and The C Trainer. Mr Feuer was formerly a member of the technical staff at Bell Laboratories, where he developed a set of analytical tools that became part of AT&T's
standard UNIX.
Please let us know your comments about the Series. We are interested in your suggestions for topics you would like to see covered in the series and in learning whether you are interested in writing for the series.
The Authors of this Book
Brent Rector is president of Wise Owl Consulting, Inc., a firm that
specializes in Win32 software development and consulting. He received the Microsoft Annual MVP (Most Valuable Professional) award for his support efforts on the Windows forums in CompuServe.
Joseph M. Newcomer is the president of The Joseph Newcomer Company. His thirty year career has ranged from being on the faculty of Carnegie Mellon University to software methodology at the Software Engineering Institute, where he was one of the founding scientists.
The authors welcome your comments, criticisms, and suggestions for improving this book.
Other Addison-Wesley Windows programming books
Here is a complete list of Addison-Wesley books for Windows and PC software developers.