p.4 WHAT? ME WORRY ABOUT WINDOWS PROGRAMMING?
[author : Michael Floyd] #Edito
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p.7 QUICK APPROXIMATIONS OF POLYGONAL AREAS USING BITBLT
[author : Nancy Nicolaisen]
Use graphics and Boolean raster operations to estimate areas by determining the unit area represented by a single pixel.
p.19 SUBCLASSING APPLICATIONS
[author : Mike Klein]
Subclassing is an important—and misunderstood—method of intercepting and processing messages going to an object in Windows 3.
p.29 WINDOWS MEETS C++
[author : Scott Robert Ladd]
If you've been wondering whether or not the object-oriented power of C++ can be used to simplify Windows programming, Scott's class library gives you an answer—even though Windows isn't necessarily object oriented in the first place.
p.39 PROGRAMMING WINDOWS USING STATE TABLES
[author : Michael A. Bertrand and William R. Welch]
The data structure presented in this article can simplify the structure of interactive graphics programs. Here, a Windows-based program called "Draw" uses stable tables to implement interactive drawing tools in an economical, consistent fashion.
p.47 PROPVIEW: A WINDOWS FAMILY BROWSER
[author : Mike Klein]
PropView, the Windows 3 property and structure viewer presented here, provides information on any window under the mouse, including its handle, caption, class name, class icon, properties, extra data, and style information.