Re: My kingdom for a good Book on C and Windows

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From: Chris Marriott
Date: Wed, 18 Mar 1998 00:00

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Philip wrote in message <01bd521b$6f956be0$83b73ecb@pc-snarkle>...
>I would like to hear of the existence of a good book on Windows using C
>nto C++. I am an old Programmer I'm comfortable with procedural paradigms
>and can't get my head around OOP (Objectionable Oppressive Paradigm) I fear
>I'll have an embolus if I try to program in C++.


The "bible" for learning Windows programming in C is generally regarded as
the book "Programming Windows 95" by Charles Petzold, published by Microsoft
Press.

Chris [MS MVP]
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Subject: Re: My kingdom for a good Book on C and Windows
Date: 1998/03/18
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