Application Programming for Windows NT

Part 1 Understanding Windows NT concepts: Windows - past, present and future; Windows NT terminology and concepts; controlling the Windows NT environment; understanding simple Windows NT applications; controlling the Windows NT Window. Part 2 Adding resources to applications: adding icons, cursors, bitmaps and multimedia sound resources; adding menu and keyboard accelerator resources; adding dialog box resources; adding font resources. Part 3 Developing quality applications: graphics concepts and drawing primitives; charting fundamentals for business, mathematics and engineering; special applications - sketching, animation and screen saver applications. Part 4 Advanded programming techniques: fundamentals of Microsoft's foundation class library; writing applications with the foundation class library; unicode programming concepts; exception handling. Appendix: important Windows NT functions and Microsoft foundation class.