Users Achieve Better Results with Windows Programmer's Guides

(Carmel, Indiana)--Windows programming has reached a new pinnacle with the
development of Sams' Windows Programmer's Guide series of computer books.
Two new texts are now available for programmers interested in delving into
the world of Windows.

Windows Programmer's Guide to DLLs and Memory Management

Dynamic Link Libraries (DLLs) provide Windows programmers with many
possibilities; however, utilizing DLLs in Windows application development
can be complicated. DLLs provide a variety of avenues to more efficiently
manage memory with smaller, more reliable files, easier revision paths,
and a tremendous savings of code space memory. Windows Programmer's Guide
to DLLs and Memory Management presents all the inside information not
available in any other source about DLL design, memory management, custom
controls, and messaging. This book gives Windows programmers the help they
need to use DLLs as efficiently as possible.

With Windows Programmer's Guide to DLLs and Memory Management, users
discover how to develop sophisticated Windows applications and use
powerful, yet compact, DLLs. The book covers all aspects of memory
utilization, including memory locking, object cleanup, memory calls, and
memory models.

Programmer's tips, workarounds, and words of caution help users avoid the
traps and more troublesome areas of Windows development. Users' newfound
insights into debugging and using source files instantly increases their
output, and the in-depth appendixes discuss improvements to the design of
each control and library. Plus, the free companion disk includes complete
source code for all examples in the book and a special version of
Colonel.

Windows Programmer's Guide to the ObjectWindows Library

This complete book/disk set reveals the mysteries behind the ObjectWindows
library and provides programmers with a clear, no-nonsense resource to the
creation of classes, controls, and Windows.

Windows Programmer's Guide to the ObjectWindows Library advances C
programmers' skills with Windows and object-oriented techniques. With this
powerful resource at hand, users master these skills and techniques to
become intuitive programmers. They learn to fine-tune the actions of their
Windows applications by using static text, edit box, and push and radio
button controls.

The basic structures and procedures of the ObjectWindows Library are
explored through concise, easy-to-follow steps. Detailed information gives
programmers a firm grasp on the creation and execution of various dialog
boxes, the use of a dialog box as an application window, and the transfer
of data. Examples show users how to handle multiple-section list boxes,
synchronize scrolling, and make a combo box work like a history control.
Plus, a free companion disk supplies sample code for use with Borland C++
3.0 or 3.1 to actually create the programs discussed in the book.

Sams, a leader in computer and technical book publishing, is an imprint of
Prentice Hall Computer Publishing (PHCP). PHCP is a division of Simon &
Schuster, which is the publishing operation of Paramount Communications
Inc.

Product Information

Windows Programmer's Guide to DLLs and Memory Management 
Mike Klein 
$34.95 US (book/disk set) ISBN: 0-672-30236-5 450 pp.

Windows Programmer's Guide to the ObjectWindows Library 
Namir Clement Shammas 
$34.95 US (book/disk set) ISBN: 0-672-30106-7 450 pp.

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