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  1. Sep 13th, 2000, 01:00 PM #1
    Zvonko
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    Hello!

    I'm rookie in VC++ and I need some help.
    First, can someone tell me where can I find good tutorials about VC++ (without MFC)?
    Second, I need an example of changing checkbox's value (checkbox has been created through API) when user clicks on it, 'cause I haven't succeeded do it myself.
    Can anyone help me?

    Zvonko Bostjancic
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    Programming mostly in VB and I've started to learn VC++ & MFC
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    The best place for info like this is from the Platform SDK, on MSDN: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library
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  3. Sep 13th, 2000, 02:06 PM #3
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    A good paper reference, is Programming Windows 5th edition by Charles Petzold. Expect to pay about $50(American) though. You could also look for the 4th edition it is called Programming Windows '95. It can sometimes be found on discount racks for as little as $5. It has very similar material. It lacks the Win NT stuff that the 5th edition has.
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