Visual C++ and MFC Programming

Visual C++ and MFC Programming uses a step-by-step approach in order to prove that C++ and Visual C++ can be taught to beginning programmers without making it appear so mysterious. This ebook will take the reader through all the major fundamentals concepts that are necessary to write applications. Visual C++ and MFC Programming Main Features: uses a step-by-step approach can be taught to beginning programmers without making it appear so mysterious This ebook will take the reader through all the major fundamentals concepts that are necessary to write applications It is written in a easy, detail-oriented, and friendly format to explain know what the Document/View Architecture is and how to use MFC to take advantage of Windows controls (DRM Converter for Windows) The Microsoft Visual C++ Environment Floatable and Dockable Windows Visual C++ Projects and Files Getting Help The Microsoft Foundation Class Library Frames Fundamentals Message Boxes Introduction to Resources Icons Menu Fundamentals Toolbars Accelerators Cursors The String Table Other Techniques of Creating Windows Introduction to Messages Windows Messages Command Messages Keyboard Messages Mouse Messages Anytime Messages The Single Document Interface (SDI) SDI Improvements The Multiple Document Interface (MDI) The AppWizard The Process of Drawing GDI Lines and Shapes Drawing With Colors Bitmaps Fonts The Default Coordinate System The Mapping Modes Fundamentals of Strings Operations of Strings The Characters of a String Working with Individual Characters Sub Strings String Comparisons Introduction to Win32 Library The Mini Frame Window Controls Fundamentals Windows Controls Controls Styles and Common Properties Extended Styles Dialog Boxes Modal Dialog Boxes Property Sheets and Wizards Dialog Box Messages and Events Floating Windows Handling Controls Controls Management Access to a Controls Instance and Handle Getting Access to a Control Static Controls Group Boxes Property Sheet and Wizard Buttons Bitmap Buttons Spin Button The UpDown Control Slider Controls Timers Progress Controls Progress Bars Scroll Bars Flat Scroll Bars Radio Buttons Check Boxes List Boxes Combo Boxes Image Lists The Tree Control Introduction to Libraries MFC Static Libraries Win32 DLL DLL Module-Definition Files