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Targeted at professional C programmers interested in 32-bit Windows programming, these are the official Microsoft Programmer's References. Volumes 1 and 2 are the alphabetic API references: Volume 1 covers API functions A-M. Volume 2 covers N-Z. Each entry provides basic information on an element, syntax, description, etc. Volume 3 covers messages, structures, and data types. This material is also included in the Microsoft Win32 Software Development Kit.

Targeted at professional C programmers who are interested in 32-bit Windows programming but don't own the Microsoft Win 32 software Development Kit. These volumes are part of the official documentation on the Win32 operating system from Microsoft Corporation. Volume 2 covers API functions N-Z. Each entry provides the basic information on an element, syntax, description, parameters, return values, examples, cross-reference, etc.

An alphabetical reference to the entire Windows 3.1 API especially for C and C++ programmers containing the entire set of calls for creating the framework of an application: generating windows, manipulating graphics, controlling basic system services, and applications in memory.

Developers can get a jump on 32-bit programming with this detailed reference to the pre-release version of the Microsoft Win32 API. It's a first look at the programming architecture designed to enable Windows-based applications to run on a broad range of computing platforms--from battery-operated portables to high-end RISC workstations and multiprocessor servers. Volume 1 (497-6, $45) contains an overview, the programming guide, and the alphabetic API reference from A-G. Volume 2 (498-4, $45) contains the API reference from H-Z and includes information on DDE transaction type, messages, notifications, structures, types, and macros. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR

A reference containing file-format details and tables, debugging messages and code samples for using Dynamic Link Libraries (DLL) created especially for programming. Key to this volume are definitions and protocols surrounding new Windows 3.1 usability.

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This one-step reference to the more than 600 Windows API functions contains all the information a programmer requires--when and where it's needed. Functions are organized by chapter and are documented and used in a sample program clearly illustrating its uses and capabilities.