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"PROGRAMMING WINDOWS 95" BY CHARLES PETZOLD
COMPANION DISC
COPYRIGHT (C) 1996 BY CHARLES PETZOLD
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This companion CD-ROM contains the sample source code
and executable files for the examples presented in
"Programming Windows 95" by Charles Petzold. We recommend
that you store this disc in a safe place after you install
the files.
All sample source code and executable files are copyrighted
by Charles Petzold -- except those in Chapters 12 and 20,
which are copyrighted by Paul Yao.
INSTALLATION
The files on this disc are not compressed and can be
copied to your hard disk by running the Setup program.
You must have at least 2.7 megabytes of free space on
your hard disk to install the files.
DISC CONTENTS
The sample source code and executable files for each
chapter are stored under \PETZOLD\CHAPXX, where XX is
the chapter number. For example, all files for Chapter 2
are in the \PETZOLD\CHAP02 directory.
COMPILING THE PROGRAMS
To compile the sample programs, you need to have installed
Microsoft Visual C++ version 4.0. You need to include the
following statement in your AUTOEXEC.BAT file:
CALL \MSDEV\BIN\VCVARS32.BAT
This calls a file included with VC++ that sets up DOS environment
variables for compiling programs from the MS-DOS command line.
You also need to include the MSC.BAT file (located in the
\PETZOLD\CHAP01 directory) in your AUTOEXEC.BAT file.
To compile one of the sample programs from the MS-DOS command
line, change to the appropriate directory and type:
NMAKE <program name>.MAK
IF THERE ARE PROBLEMS WITH THIS DISC OR THE SAMPLES
Every effort was made to ensure the accuracy of the book
and this disc. Should you encounter a problem, please
contact us at the following address:
Microsoft Press
Attn: "Programming Windows 95" Editor
One Microsoft Way
Redmond, WA 98052-6399
You can also send feedback to Microsoft Press via electronic mail
at msinput@microsoft.com.