Hi,all. I'm a Chinese college student.I'm studying Computer Sciene in a school in China. The problem is almost all school use Turbo C 2.0 as the main compiler when they teach C language course. And thus, almost all beginners think the Turbo C is the essence of learning C language,and they start by using it.Still a lot of people think that Turbo C is the main developement tool.And for C++ beginners , they also think that they should beginner with Turbo C. So,What do you think of this problem?Does this create problems? What do use when you a beginner? And What compiler do you think is suitable for a beginner?

WIN32_FIND_DATA wsd; HANDLE hFind = FindFirstFile(pszFileName, &wsd); if(hFind != NULL) { //the file does exist }else{ MessageBox(NULL, "Error", "The specified file does not exist.",MB_OK); } FindClose(hFind);

No.You can't do that either.

Add a button on the dialog use dialog editor, and appoint the same ID as you call CButton::Create.Than you can add message handler for that button.After a the message handler has been added, you can delete that button on the dialog, and create it at run-time. Note:using the same ID is crucial. This is very tricky techniques.

You need a Chinese Operation System.

In fact it's CS_GLOBALCLASS,I've forgotten a word. When you call CreateWindow or CreateWindowEx,the function will compare the hInstance you passed to it to the hInstance of the WNDCLASSEX hInstance field. Set the style field to CS_GLOBALCLASS tells the function that it should not compare these two values.

Console Applications don't recieve windows messages.

The second parameter is NOT the HINSTANCE of the appliction you want to hook, but the HINSTANCE of the dll contaning the hook procedure. so you can write a DllMain function, and store the HINSTANCE of the dll in a global viriable.when you call SetWindowsHookEx, use the global viriable as the second parameter.

Add this line to your code wc.style = CS_GLOBAL; //initial other fields RegisterClassEx(&wc);

Using string table, you can switch user interface between deferent languages. Is this an advantage?