This book is organized in weeks, with each set of seven days set off into a part unto
itself. However, even though the book is organized in weeks, the topics are not neces-sarily
organized that way.
For the first week, you’ll be covering the basics of building applications with Visual
C++. You’ll learn how to use designers to design your application windows. You’ll learn
how to use various controls available to you as a Windows application developer. You’ll
also learn a lot about the Visual C++ development environment and the tools that it
makes available to you.
By the time you begin the second week, you’ll be doing more and more programming, as
the topics become more involved. You’ll still be using the Visual C++ tools to construct
your applications, but the programming code will be getting a little more involved. You’ll
also start learning about more advanced topics, such as displaying graphics and creating
SDI and MDI applications. Toward the end of the second week, you’ll begin to work
with databases. This topic spills over into the third and final week.
In the third week, you’ll learn how to create your own modules, DLLs, and ActiveX controls.
You’ll also learn how to build multitasking applications, which perform multiple
tasks at a time. Finally, you’ll learn how to integrate Microsoft Internet Explorer, and the
ActiveX controls it provides, into your applications so that you can extend your applications
over the Internet.
After you finish the third week, you’ll be ready to tackle the world of Windows programming
with Visual C++. You’ll have the skills and know-how required to build most
Windows applications available today.
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