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DevCentral Tutorials: MFC Introduction to MFC Programming with Visual C++ 6.x The goal of this series is to help you to gain an understanding of the fundamental concepts that make MFC programs work under Visual C++. It will significantly improve your abilty to understand code written by other MFC programmers if you are new to MFC. Also available for VC 5.x, VC 4.x, VC 2.x, VC 1.5 Understanding the AppWizard and ClassWizard in Visual C++ 6.x These tutorials use straightforward and simple examples and explanations to help you to understand how to use the AppWizard and ClassWizard. You will learn about the document/view paradigm and see how to design your applications so that they fit properly into the framework generated by the AppWizard. You will have a much clearer understanding of how to create your own applications in Visual C++ once you have completed these tutorials. Also available for VC 5.x, VC 4.x, and VC 2.x Adding Context Menus to your Visual C++ / MFC Application Don't be the only one not using context menus in your windows apps. Read this article on how to add context menus to your Visual C++/MFC applications. Custom MFC Base Classes for Fun & Profit: Distributing Code Changes Across Your Applications There are few greater fears than the dreaded call for "just one small change" – but to every dialog in the application. Dave shows us a method for setting up you project so you can propagate changes like this from a single point. Developing ISAPI Extensions With MFC This tutorial goes through the basics of ISAPI, shows how to setup a basic project and explains some of the reasons to use ISAPI instead of CGI. Finally, we explain parse maps and show how to write a simple web driven calculation. VC++ MFC Extensions by Example – Chapter Three: "Communication" This chapter contains 6 examples of methods for applications to communicate with the outside world. Visual C++ MFC Programming by Example – Chapter Five: "Applications and Environments" This chapter contains 11 examples used to demonstrate the creation of a MFC application with settings and splash screen support. Creating a Simple MFC Program Sometimes the hardest part of learning new skills is just getting started. If you've been stymied by MFC, then follow along as Alan walks us through creating a simple MFC application, including customizing the Windows interface. Supercharge MFC – Chapter Three: "Extending the CBitmap Class" This chapter shows how to enhance the MFC CBitmap class by creating a new derived version that adds support for loading and saving device independent bitmaps, as well as serialization and painting. Creating Wizards in MFC Applications Make life easier for users of your applications by stepping them through processes; learn how easy it is to add "wizard" support to your MFC applications. Building Database Applications with the CRecordset Class This series shows you how to use the CRecordset class to build robust database applications using MFC and Visual C++. |
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