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Fast Track Visual C++ 6.0 Programming
(Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Inc.)
Author(s): Steve Holzner
ISBN: 0471312908
Publication Date: 09/01/98

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What’s on the Web Site?

You’ll find the code for this book on the book’s Web site, ready to download, unzip, and use. The code is zipped in a file named code.zip, which is about 1.45MB long.

Hardware Requirements

There are no special hardware requirements to run the code in the bookif you can run Visual C++, the examples should run fine (although you’ll need an Internet connection for the Internet examples).

Installing the Software

To install the software, follow these steps:

1.  Download code.zip from the Web site and place it on your C: drive in the root directory (i.e., c:\).
2.  Unzip code.zip. Because Visual C++ uses long filenames for the files it generates, you must use an unzip utility that supports long filenames.
3.  Unzipping code.zip creates a new folder named avc (i.e., unzipping code.zip in c:\ creates c:\avc), and the Visual C++ examples in the book have folders within the avc folder (e.g., the TreeView project will be c:\avc\TreeView).

Using the Software

To open and run the examples from the book, follow these steps:

1.  Use Visual C++ to open the example’s workspace file (e.g., c:\avc\TreeView\TreeView.dsw).
2.  Use the Build item in the Visual C++ Build menu to create the project’s .exe file.
3.  Run the .exe file with the Build menu’s Execute item.


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