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Originally Posted by Ancient Dragon 
>>You are not blaming me for anything else. Does that mean I am right?.
No, it just means that line had a typ. To check if you are right or wrong you have to compile and run the program.
>>ill I registered in this forum the only world I knew was Turbo C.
Great moveI'm sure you won't regret the move.
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Hi all,
I would never suggest beginners to program considerable GUIs by using MSDN because it may last until the cow comes home as Ancient Dragon already pointed out. Maybe a better and clearer way for creating GUIs is QT 4 (has nice bar graph) or wxWidgets (both free), also suggested by Ancient Dragon and niek_e. There is also Fox toolkit from a Netherlands guy which is completely free. Using one of them you can freely roam between Win and Unix. Then you should also use gcc with codeBlocks or wxdevC++ on Win, or KDE on Unix (as I do).
(Best of all would be Delphi or Kylix
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krs,
tesu
I would never suggest beginners to program considerable GUIs by using MSDN because it may last until the cow comes home as Ancient Dragon already pointed out. Maybe a better and clearer way for creating GUIs is QT 4 (has nice bar graph) or wxWidgets (both free), also suggested by Ancient Dragon and niek_e. There is also Fox toolkit from a Netherlands guy which is completely free. Using one of them you can freely roam between Win and Unix. Then you should also use gcc with codeBlocks or wxdevC++ on Win, or KDE on Unix (as I do).
(Best of all would be Delphi or Kylix
) krs,
tesu
Last edited by tesuji : Jun 17th, 2008 at 3:29 pm.
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I think someone put the winprog tutorial in here, follow it to the tee, it has helped me loads. I'm getting a little better with Windows API, but I am by no means an expert, especially since I'm taking a "break" from coding at the moment. Anyway, goodluck with that, I have found a few other resources I'll try and post in a bit.
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