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Tom Donlin wrote:
> 
> Hi Kevin.  I am also a newbie and wanting to do development in MS Access,
> and MS VB5.  You're not alone.  I have an accounting degree, and you would
> think I was born w/ two heads.
> 
> I wish I had more to offer, but at least I'm not alone and if you'd like to
> email w/ someone to commiserate w/ I'm at tgdonlin@lgc.com
> 
> L8r,
> 
> Tom Donlin
> 
> Kevin Armstrong <kevinarm@ix.netcom.com> wrote in article
> <63r5pk$6e8@sjx-ixn6.ix.netcom.com>...
> > I am writing in search of some answers, about how to be come a Windows
> > programmer.  I possess a strong desire to become a professional
> programmer
> > in the Windows environment.  Although, I have virtually no programming
> > experience other than a C programming course that I've taken at a local
> > community college and my own willingness to learn programming through
> self
> > study, I am absolutely certain that I could become a top rated Windows
> > developer if I had proper training.  Never in my life have I been so
> > passionate about I want to do.
> >
> > If there is anyone out there who can assist me or at the least steer me
> in
> > the appropriate direction, I would be eternally grateful.
> >
> >
> >


GOOOD!!!! Boy I am glad I saw this!   I am trying to do some programming
in win95 but it is really not easy to find the right stuff to tell you
how to do it!  I am using Borland C++ 4.5 (it includes some win32 stuff)
The neet thing is, when I went and compiled one of my writing programs,
when I went to save a file from that writing program I could save in
LONG FILE NAMES, I did not have to add any extra code so it would do
that (which is nice!)!  

Any ways! I want to write a device driver for my sound card (came with
my computer, A Prometheus Aria :-( )

If any could help please e-mail me:

Frank_Martens@Juno.com

AND NO SPAMMING! NO BUISSNESS STUFF EITHER! I ALREADY HAVE STARTED A
BUSINNESS!

Frank Martens