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In article <1991Apr17.135504.28228@mnemosyne.cs.du.edu> ebergman@isis.UUCP (Eric Bergman-Terrell) writes:
>
>The book you mention has a similar title but is a different book.  The 
>booklet I mentioned is simply a short tretise on how to make Windows
>programs behave and appear (i.e. look-and-feel)...
>
>Terrell

There is a book included with the Microsoft Windows 3.0 SDK that explains a
standardized way of creating Windows applications.  The name of the book is
"Common User Access Advanced Interface Design Guide". It's not from Microsoft,
but from IBM. It describes their Systems Application Architecture.  The IBM
number on this book is SC26-4582-0.

The title that you mention may have been included in earlier (pre-Win 3.0)
versions of the SDK but I suspect that the IBM SAA book now replaces it.

Hope this helps.


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