Zen of Windows 95 Programming Book

Uncovers the mysteries of "The Great Divide" that exists between the various versions of Windows for developers—Windows 3.1, Windows NT, Win32, and Windows 95. Shows Windows developers the secrets, pitfalls, and challenges of migrating from 16-bit Windows to 32-bit Windows. Features development secrets and interviews with some of today's most successful Windows developers. Presents insightful Windows development topics that can't be found anywhere else including techniques for tamper proofing Windows applications, adjusting to device independence, mastering troublesome DLLs, avoiding installation nightmares, memory management, and Windows application design. Avoids the basic reference material found in all of the other Windows programming books and cuts right to the important information.

Lou Grinzo gives developers the information and software they need to master the secrets of creating applications for Windows 95. This isn't a Windows 95 kiss-and-tell book, or a Windows 95 API bible, it's a highly philosophical book with practical Windows development techniques that developers are hungry for. Grinzo's solution-oriented approach will be a hit with developers migrating to Windows 95.