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developer.com developerdirect.com htmlgoodies.com javagoodies.com jars.com intranetjournal.com javascripts.com | All Categories : C/C++ vcgifc.htm What Will You Need to Use This Book? What Will You Gain from This Book? # Who Should Read This Book? Visual C++ developers who want to take advantage of Visual C++'s database connectivity to create high-speed, commercial-quality graphic front ends for a variety of desktop and client-server database applications. Access developers who have found that they need more control over their data display and forms than is afforded by the different versions of Access. Visual C++ database applications also consume far fewer Windows resources than equivalent Access applications. Visual Basic developers who want to take advantage of Visual C++'s automated access to the Windows APIs, gain function callback capability, and manipulate pointers. Developers of xBase and Paradox applications who need to create industrial-strength, 32-bit database front ends running under Windows 95 or Windows NT 3.5x. Users and developers of proprietary GUI front-end development systems who are tired of paying substantial per-seat licensing fees for each client workstation attached to the server. #### What Will You Need to Use This Book? You will need experience with Visual C++ or one of the traditional PC programming languages for Windows, such as Microsoft or Borland C or C++, Turbo Pascal for Windows, or the Windows version of SmallTalk. You will need Microsoft Visual C++, running on Microsoft Windows 95 or Microsoft Windows NT with appropriate hardware and sufficient resources. Prior experience in basic database design would be helpful. #### What Will You Gain from This Book? The latest professional techniques in front-end and database design. An arsenal of real-world solutions to speed your development. Troubleshooting methods to put a stalled project back on track. Detailed explanations of the theories behind the practical solutions. Contact reference@earthweb.com with questions or comments. Copyright 1998 EarthWeb Inc., All rights reserved. PLEASE READ THE ACCEPTABLE USAGE STATEMENT. Copyright 1998 Macmillan Computer Publishing. All rights reserved. |