Microsoft Win32 Programmer S Reference Messages Structures And Macros

Targeted at professional C programmers who are interested in 32-bit Windows programming but don't own the Micrososft Win 32 Software Development Kit. Part of the official documentation on the Win32 operating system from Microsoft Corporation. Volume 3 covers messages, structures, and data types.

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.

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.

In the past decade, the way image based media is created, disseminated, and shared has changed exponentially, as digital imaging technology has replaced traditional film based media.Digital Images for the Information Professional provides an overview of

Since not all graphic formats are of equal complexity, author John Miano does not simply choose a number of file formats and devote a chapter to each one. Instead, he offers additional coverage for the more complex image file formats like PNG (a new standard) and JPEG, while providing all information necessary to use the simpler file formats. While including the well-documented BMP, XBM, and GIF formats for completeness, along with some of their less-covered features, this book gives the most space to the more intricate PNG and JPEG, from basic concepts to creating and reading actual files. Among its highlights, this book covers: -- JPEG Huffman coding, including decoding sequential mode JPEG images and creating sequential JPEG files-- Optimizing the DCT-- Portable Network Graphics format (PNG), including decompressing PNG image data and creating PNG files-- Windows BMP, XBM, and GIF