Microsoft Visual C++ Owners Manual: With CDROM

by Beck Zaratian

The latest edition of this popular programming tutorial, previously published as the Microsoft Visual C++ Owner's Manual, offers a fresh approach and comprehensive discussion of issues around using... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1572315105
• ISBN13: 9781572315105
• Release Date: March 1997
• Publisher: Microsoft Press
• Length: 610 Pages
• Weight: 2.81 lbs.
• Dimensions: 2.0" x 7.5" x 9.4"

Customer Reviews

The book to make you a guru

At long last someone gave us the book we all need. Thanks my new guru Beck Zaratian. This book is to teach you VC++ not MFC, but the illustrative examples are just to intereseting. If you ever find yourself looking for tips over the internet or magazines on VC++, then you can sleep now. This book is the TIP. This is a book I bought and wish to send someone a copy. Believe me, I am now a VC++ guru, just try me. Please remember, MFC does not help you write win95 apps fast, VC++ tools that will and this is the ONLY help out there to master them. Take away the AppWizard, ClassWizard etc and see how life will become. If you ever felt insulted by the so-called VC++ books, which gave you nothing more than screen-shots of VC++ installations, component gallery, resource editor, debugger windows etc as if you cannot see, then come home get THIS book. Oh! there is an illustrative example of the debugger to walk you through-not dead screen-shots. I do not know how well to express my feelings about this book. Please shopper, this is a promise-if you buy this book and find it useless or like any book you ever read on VC++, email me and I will pay and take it. If I get three or more people returning this book, I will come back here to tell the whole world. That will not change my love for this book, however. For a newbie, there is no better help than this God Sent. Thanks Beck, for you made me what I will ever be proud of-using VC++ with confidence! may God bless you richly. Paul Selormey.