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The full transcript of Software Diagnostics Services training with 14 step-by-step exercises, notes, and source code of specially created modeling applications. Learn live local and remote debugging techniques in kernel, user process and managed .NET spaces using WinDbg debugger. The unique and innovative course teaches unified debugging patterns applied to real problems from complex software environments. The second edition was fully reworked and updated to use the latest WinDbg version and Windows 10.

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The full transcript of Software Diagnostics Services training with 14 step-by-step exercises, notes, and source code of specially created modeling applications. Learn live local and remote debugging techniques in kernel, user process and managed .NET spaces using WinDbg debugger. The unique and innovative course teaches unified debugging patterns applied to real problems from complex software environments. The second edition was fully reworked and updated to use the latest WinDbg version and Windows 10.

A book/CD-ROM reference for novice and seasoned C and C++ programmers and Windows developers, overviewing the Win32 and Windows NT API functions. Organizes APIs by program functionality and illustrates techniques with real-life programming examples. Discusses concepts including multimedia project development, data compression, communication functions, and the DDE management library. The accompanying CD-ROM contains source code for example programs. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

Including all the tools a programmer needs to control MIDI devices, play sound, show movies, and control input devices, this volume explains how to create programs that communicate through e-mail, modems, and PBX systems. Examples and explanations, along with a CD of sample code, cover five major areas of programming--ODBC2, MAPI, TAPI, and multimedia and communication APIs.

Focuses on three vital Windows graphics programming technologies: the Windows Graphics Device Interface (GDI), DirectDraw, and Image Color Management (ICM) 2.0. Contains in-depth coverage of image manipulation, file format management, and ICM technologies. Teaches how to control every aspect of Windows bitmaps, reliably render/capture images to the printer and other devices, and compressing and decompressing images. Demonstrates how to read and write common image file formats, manipulate images in the pixel and frequency domains and cross-dissolve, warp, and morph images.

A one-stop reference source to the more than six hundred Windows API functions documents each function, illustrating the uses and capabilities of each with a sample program. Original.

The definitive programmer's reference to Windows provides easy access to information on more than two hundred vital functions Microsoft has left undocumented.

Focuses on three vital Windows graphics programming technologies: the Windows Graphics Device Interface (GDI), DirectDraw, and Image Color Management (ICM) 2.0. Contains in-depth coverage of image manipulation, file format management, and ICM technologies. Teaches how to control every aspect of Windows bitmaps, reliably render/capture images to the printer and other devices, and compressing and decompressing images. Demonstrates how to read and write common image file formats, manipulate images in the pixel and frequency domains and cross-dissolve, warp, and morph images.

Windows NT/2000 Native API Reference is absolutely unique. Currently, documentation on WIndows NT's native APIs can only be found through access to the source code or occasionally Web sites where people have chosen to share bits of insight gained through reverse engineering. This book provides the first complete reference to the API functions native to Windows NT and covers the set of services that are offered by Windows NT to both kernel- and user-mode programs. Ideal for the intermediate and advanced level user- and kernel-mode developers of Windows systems, this books is devoted to the NT native API and consists of documentation of the 210 routines included in the API. Also included are all the functions added in Windows 2000.

Designed for C and C++ programmers of all levels, this thorough resource helps users learn the latest methods of programming with the extended APIs of Windows 95.

Windows NT Win32 API SuperBible is the perfect resource for programmers who want comprehensive, updated coverage of all Win32 APIs, as well as detailed information specific to the newest Windows NT functions. This book lets you look up the specific Win32 API call you need, when you need it. Concise descriptions detail what you need to know about every Win32 call, including new NT4 APIs. You'll quickly see how specific functions are used, modified, and integrated into larger applications. APIs are conveniently organized by purpose, so you can quickly find every API function available for a specific task. The chapters cover the crucial programming APIs for menus, scroll bars, clipboard, help files, MDI, GDI, dialog boxes, palettes, color-matching, DLLs, atoms, timers, and much more. Explanations of reusage syntax, parameters, possible pitfalls, and tips from the pros augment each reference entry. Summary projects also show you how to use the APIs in a practical context.

When you need fast, specific information on a general purpose Application Programming Interface (API) function, turn to this authoritative new resource. Written by noted programming experts, the second volume in the Osborne Windows Programming Series provides the complete information you need on general purpose APIs. Whether you are programming for Windows, Windows NT, or Win32, you'll refer to this book again and again. Here's why:It covers the general purpose API functions. These are the functions that every Windows programmer uses on a daily basis.The general purpose API functions are organized by category, making it easy to get an overview of each subsystem.In addition to numerous smaller examples, every chapter includes a full programming example that shows you how to actually use the functions.The book covers all commonly used API functions and subsystems, including accelerators, bitmaps, the Clipboard, controls, dialog boxes, file I/O, fonts, the keyboard, messages, the mouse, painting the screen, and window management, just to name a few!It contains descriptions and explanations of the various types and structures used by each function, and includes full cross-references to other related functions.Because it contains hundreds and hundreds of functions, the Windows API is difficult to grasp in totality. Unlike other references, which simply describe each function in isolation, this book shows you how the various functions relate to one another, and how to use them together, successfully. Only Osborne gives you this subsystem-by-subsystem analysis of the API.Your ability to use the Windows API is the key to effective Windows programming. With this volume in hand, you'll have the most intensive, up-to-date, and useful resource available on Windows' general purpose API functions.

To create programs for the Windows 95 or Windows NT operating systems, programmers need to know the art of 32-bit programming. Richter presents the first truly advanced book on programming for Windows that concentrates on advanced topics and advanced material on core topics, and provides a stepping stone to the next release of Microsoft Windows. Disk includes sample code and applications.

Offers software developers a comprehensive guide to the Microsoft Windows application programming interface, including the most common graphical Windows API functions from displaying graphics and user interface elements to bitmap and metafile creation and manipulation. Color palette functions, menu creation, text output, and regions and paths are also detailed. An included CD-ROM contains source code from the book, a Help file for use within Delphi, shareware, freeware, and other tools. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

A reference to constants, functions, messages, error codes, data types, and data structures for both the Chicago and Daytona APIs, for programming in the newest versions of Windows and Windows NT. Lists virtual key codes alphabetically, by category, and by value, and error codes alphabetically and by value. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.

Win32 API calls from Visual Basic 6 - allowing the VB programmer to access the powerful repertoire of API calls available when programming in Windows. Visual Basic does an excellent job of letting developers build sophisticated Windows applications in a relatively short amount of time. This allows one to quickly build prototypes for end-users to evaluate and test, which can accelerate the development cycle. However, this ease of use does have its disadvantages. By shielding the programmer from the low-level Win32 calls, s/he may not be able to optimize certain functions and/or perform some tasks that the users have requested. Unless a programmer has started his/her career developing Windows applications in a lower level language like C or Pascal, they may be unfamiliar with the API calls that can be made to the OS. This can lead to frustration or confusion in using an API procedure that may behave unexpectedly. Currently, there exist a number of references, both on the Internet and in printed form, that have documented virtually all of the Win32 API calls that can be made. While most of them do an fine job in explaining what the calls do, there are relatively few books that show clear, step-by-step examples that can be applied to business development. This book will address the newcomer to VB who is just starting to learn how to code within the environment, and give them clear explanations to the Win32 calls within a project application.

This long-awaited complement to Appleman's previous bestseller shows programmers how to turbocharge VB by describing how to control the entire Windows API. Divided into three parts, the book begins with a series of programming puzzles of increasing complexity. Each puzzle describes a typical API function, followed by a small VB program applying the function. These programs almost work but are all missing something. Readers are challenged to solve the puzzle and fix the program -- thus learning in the process. The second part contains solutions to the puzzles, along with in-depth technical explanations, while the final part concludes with general tutorials that readers can refer to for help in solving the problems.

Network Interrupts draws together in one volume all the information about network system calls, including NetWare 4.0, NetWare Lite, Windows for Workgroups, and Windows NT. This book is an essential resource for all application programmers writing software that has to be network-aware.

A reference to constants, functions, messages, error codes, data types, and data structures for both the Chicago and Daytona APIs, for programming in the newest versions of Windows and Windows NT. Lists virtual key codes alphabetically, by category, and by value, and error codes alphabetically and by value. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.