Windows 3.1 Programmer's Reference

Windows 3.1 Programmer's Reference
ISBN-10
0880227877
ISBN-13
9780880227872
Category
Computers / Operating Systems / General
Pages
1354
Language
English
Published
1992
Publisher
Que Corporation
Author
James W. McCord

Description

Comprehensive reference for experienced Windows programmers. Power techniques for developing Windows applications. Maximizes the performance of C and Microsoft's SDK. Includes full-featured reference and documentation on Windows functions and messages.

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