Visual Basic 6 Win32 Api Tutorial(1st Edition)

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ISBN: 1861002432, 978-1861002433

Book publisher: Apress

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Book Price $0 : Win32 API Calls From Visual Basic 6 - Allowing The VB Programmer To Access The Powerful Repertoire Of API Calls Available When Programming In Windows. Visual Basic Does An Excellent Job Of Letting Developers Build Sophisticated Windows Applications In A Relatively Short Amount Of Time. This Allows One To Quickly Build Prototypes For End-users To Evaluate And Test, Which Can Accelerate The Development Cycle. However, This Ease Of Use Does Have Its Disadvantages. By Shielding The Programmer From The Low-level Win32 Calls, S/he May Not Be Able To Optimize Certain Functions And/or Perform Some Tasks That The Users Have Requested. Unless A Programmer Has Started His/her Career Developing Windows Applications In A Lower Level Language Like C Or Pascal, They May Be Unfamiliar With The API Calls That Can Be Made To The OS. This Can Lead To Frustration Or Confusion In Using An API Procedure That May Behave Unexpectedly. Currently, There Exist A Number Of References, Both On The Internet And In Printed Form, That Have Documented Virtually All Of The Win32 API Calls That Can Be Made. While Most Of Them Do An Fine Job In Explaining What The Calls Do, There Are Relatively Few Books That Show Clear, Step-by-step Examples That Can Be Applied To Business Development. This Book Will Address The Newcomer To VB Who Is Just Starting To Learn How To Code Within The Environment, And Give Them Clear Explanations To The Win32 Calls Within A Project Application.