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Algorithms Electronics File Formats Freeware Games Programming Hardware/Architecture HTML/CCS & Java/Javascript Humour Link Site,Library Linux,GNU,Unix Magazines/Books Network Protocols Networks New/Latest Stuff Programming Languages Servers/ISAPI/ IO Completion Ports Sound/Music and Multimedia Source Code Visual Basic Windows Winsock | WindowsArticlesA Safer CRITICAL_SECTIONThis Article shows you how to create a CRITICAL_SECTION object that will automatically lock and unlock itself, even if a C++ class throws an exception. A Simple Registry Class This class allows simple access to the windows registry allowing you to concentrate on other things. Detecting Whether a Windows 95/98 Component is installed This shows a simple method of determining if a component of windows is installed or not Getting Free System, GDI and USER Resources on Windows 95 Getting the free system resources can be used to display in an about box Text Error Messages From GetLastError() Getting a text error message from GetLastError can help with the process of debugging and can give valuable information to the user or programmer to fix the problem Linkshttp://msdn.microsoft.com Microsoft Developer Networkhttp://winfiles.com WinFiles.com http://www.15seconds.com Information on IIS, .ASP and Microsoft Site Server http://www.nthelp.com NT Help http://www.swynk.com http://www.ntsecurity.net http://www.ntfaq.com Windows NT Faq http://registry.com Windows Registry Guide http://www.oledb.com/ http://www.windrivers.com Source for Locating Windows Drivers http://www.r2m.com/windev/ http://www.clipcode.com/ http://www.cygnus.com/misc/gnu-win32/ Win32 C Compiler http://www.relisoft.com/ Reliable Software's Tutorials, Version Control System & Freeware http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q181/5/18.ASP HOWTO: Programmatically Detect RAS Installation on Workstation http://www.installsite.org/ http://www.cswl.co.uk/whiteppr/MoreWindows.html This section contains articles on developing eBusiness Applications using some the latest tools and technologies. Below are some of the more recent ones: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/support/ Microsoft TechNet |
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