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Special Edition Using Visual C++ 6
 
Table of Contents:
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Introduction 
Part I - Getting Started with Visual C++
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Chapter
 
1 - Building Your First Windows Application 
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Chapter 2 - Dialogs and Controls 
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Chapter 3 - Messages and Commands 
Part II - Getting Information from Your Applications
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Chapter
 
4 - Documents and Views 
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Chapter 5 - Drawing on the Screen 
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Chapter 6 - Printing and Print Preview 
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Chapter 7 - Persistence and File I/O 
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Chapter 8 - Building a Complete Application: ShowString 
Part III - Improving Your User Interface
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Chapter
 
9 - Status Bars and Toolbars 
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Chapter 10 - Common Controls 
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Chapter 11 - Help 
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Chapter 12 - Property Pages and Sheets 
Part IV - ActiveX Applications and ActiveX Controls
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Chapter
 
13 - ActiveX Concepts 
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Chapter 14 - Building an ActiveX Container Application 
 
 
Introduction
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About the Author 
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Dedication 
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Acknowledgments 
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Who Should Read This Book? 
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Before You Start Reading 
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What This Book Covers 
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Dialogs and Controls 
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Messages and Commands 
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The View/Document Paradigm 
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Drawing Onscreen 
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Printing on Paper 
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Persistence and File I/O 
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ActiveX Programming 
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The Internet 
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Database Access 
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Advanced Material 
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Conventions Used in This Book 
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Time to Get Started 
About the Author
Kate Gregory
is a founding partner of Gregory Consulting Limited(
www.gregcons.com
), which has been providing consulting and development servicesthroughout North America since 1986. Her experience with C++ stretches back to beforeVisual C++ existed - she enthusiastically converted upon seeing the first release.Gregory Consulting develops software and Web sites and specializes in combiningsoftware development with Web site development to create active sites. They build
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