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    how write program paint in win32?

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      how write program paint in win32?

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      1. Study the C/C++ languages.
      2. Learn the structure of Windows programs and how to create them.
      3. Study the Win32 API starting here.
      4. Decide on whether to use Windows GDI or GDI+.
      5. Design your application.
      6. Start coding.

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        how write program paint in win32?

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        First you should study what is win32 programming. If you don't know about win32 programming, then how can coding win32 programs? so first study win32 APIs http://www.winprog.org/tutorial/ Also see Richards comments

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          1. Study the C/C++ languages.
          2. Learn the structure of Windows programs and how to create them.
          3. Study the Win32 API starting here.
          4. Decide on whether to use Windows GDI or GDI+.
          5. Design your application.
          6. Start coding.

          One of these days I'm going to think of a really clever signature.

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          You are absolutely right Richard :-D

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            how write program paint in win32?

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            Hi, This is an article that can help you: Guide to WIN32 Paint for beginners[^] It doesn't explain how to create a Paint program, but how to paint shapes in your form.

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              how write program paint in win32?

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              Follow the Book "Programming Windows 5th Edition - Charles Petzold"

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                Follow the Book "Programming Windows 5th Edition - Charles Petzold"

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                  how write program paint in win32?

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                  Stephen Hewitt
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                  May as well be asking how to skin a cat.

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