Hello, Everybody: Looking for book on MFC I found one that was published in 1999 and because of this it covers Visual C++ versions until 6. Actually I have Visual C++ .NET 2003 and I want to know if there are significance differences between MFC version included in VC++ 2003 and prior versions. :confused: I would not like to buy a book that will not be useful for my purpose of learning MFC, of course. Any help from you about this topic will be appreciate it. Thank you :) Miguel

Really I am, and I go for Washington Capitals even that I did not have a chance to see them lately. I still remember the first match I saw when Caps played against St. Louis... and ohhh... they lost that game :(( However, I say: Go, Capitals Go!!!!! ;)

Is there any reason to learn a new programming language when everybody here is dealing with C/C++? Plus, Microsoft is releasing Visual C++ .Net and I do not think we should leave C++ because of C# as a new programming language for a new development environment. What do you think? Greetings, :) Miguel Soto

Hi, there! Here in Peru that virus is making a lots of problems. Guys of technical support are trying hard to clean servers and workstations but then it appears again. I have never seen a virus so hard to kill. It seems it is everywhere!!! A friend of mine always warns me when sending attached stuffs in his emails: both in the body and as a footnote of his emails he tells me what files he is attaching. I think this is a good practice to follow. Regards, Miguel Soto

Try http://www.bloodshed.net/ There you will find a great IDE for C/C++. Enjoy it! :) Miguel Soto

A new programming language is coming for next generation of programmers: C#. Currently I am learning C++ and I love programming in Visual C++ but because of that new language I am not sure if giving up this learning and go straight to C#. Is someone thinking the same I am about this situation? What is recommended? :confused: Miguel