find a book for the beginner

[th87]

Hi everybody,I'm a new member in this forum,and I want to start studying VC++/MFC,Can you please tell me the best ebook of VC++/MFC for the beginner,thank so much!!! :)

[David Crow]

th87 wrote:

I want to start studying VC++/MFC

The Internet is a vast sea of knowledge just waiting to be explored.

th87 wrote:

Can you please tell me the best ebook of VC++/MFC for the beginner

Have you tried Googling for such?

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[Johpoke]

I used "Teach Yourself Visual C++ 6 in 21 days" by "SAMS", its old, but still quite good, and exists in PDF format if you perfer that. :)

//Johannes

[led mike]

If you are a beginner in C++ my advice is to start with some C++ beginner books before you start looking at VC++ and Windows programming.

led mike

[Christian Graus]

Why does everyone want everything for free ? Like someone else said, learn C++ first, THEN MFC. My first book was 'teach yourself C++ in 24 hours' and while it didn't make me a professional programmer, it was a great *first* book.

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[ERLN]

Do you know already C++ ?

[QuickDeveloper]

you can try the following books 1)Programming Windows With MFC by Jeff Prosise 2)Programming Windows by Charles Petzold hope that helps.....

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