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|  | Teach Yourself Visual C++ X in 21 Days by Davis Chapman, Jeff Heaton, Anderson
A tutorial for mastering basic and advanced concepts of Visual C++ 6, this title enables readers to learn the fundamentals of developing programs using Visual C++ and how to use its advanced features. With practical, real-world examples and expert tips from a leading authority on implementing Visual C++ 6 in the corporate environment. AUTHOR: Davis Chapman, Jeff Heaton, Anderson
PUBLISHER: Sams
FORMAT: Paperback
CATEGORY: Computers & Internet 
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 | Mac Game Programming by Andre Lamothe
With the popularity of the iMac, the Macintosh market continues to grow. Many of these iMac owners are new computer users and previous Windows users, creating a new group of people who want to program games for the Mac. This book is a guide to programming games on the Mac OS X and Mac OS 8 and 9 platforms. It covers a variety of topics such as graphics, scrolling backgrounds, character animation, collision detection, and artificial intelligence. It provides readers with an all-encompassing book that gives them everything they need to create a complete game. The Macintosh market is starving for a current game development book, and this book meets that need! AUTHOR: Andre Lamothe
PUBLISHER: Premier Press, Incorporated
FORMAT: Paperback
CATEGORY: Computers & Internet
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 | Distributed COM Development Using Visual Basic 6.0 by Jim Meloney
With Microsoft`s Visual Basic 6 release, VB has come of age as an enterprise component development platform. If you`re an experienced VB programmer, this book is all you need to leverage VB`s new capabilities in business-critical multi-tier and Web application development. Leading consultant Jim Maloney covers all you need to know about VB objects, COM, DCOM, networking, MTS, deployment, troubleshooting, and beyond. First, understand multi-tier application architectures from the VB programmer`s point of view. Next, learn how to build VB6 enterprise applications utilizing COM objects, ADO, class objects, and ActiveX controls. Leverage Automation in other applications, and add Automation interfaces to your own applications. Make the most of Microsoft Transaction Server (MTS). Embed Internet transfer and Web browser capabilities in your applications; use ActiveX documents for easy, fast intranet development; and learn distributed application debugging and maintenance techniques that really work. AUTHOR: Jim Meloney
PUBLISHER: Prentice Hall PTR
FORMAT: Paperback
CATEGORY: Computers & Internet
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 | Microsoft Outlook 2000 by Bill Dyszel
This fingertip guide introduces readers to the basics of Outlook and all the features of the communications management tool. Users will tour the interface and discover how to drag and drop information between applications, use Outlook with Exchange Server and Microsoft Office, and work with the Outlook diary and expense report options. AUTHOR: Bill Dyszel
PUBLISHER: Wiley, John & Sons, Incorporated
FORMAT: Paperback
CATEGORY: Computers & Internet
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 | Office 2000 Bible by David Lester Crowder, Edward Willett, Rhonda Crowder
Maximize the power of Office 2000 on the desktop and on the Net. Readers will quickly get up to speed as they discover unique and innovative ways to use Office 2000. The CD-ROM includes Office templates, document examples, links, Internet Explorer 4, and more. AUTHOR: David Lester Crowder, Edward Willett, Rhonda Crowder
PUBLISHER: Wiley, John & Sons, Incorporated
FORMAT: Audio & Paperback
CATEGORY: Computers & Internet
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 | Internet Security Made Easy by Douglas Schweitzer
Description not available.Discusses Web browsing, cookies, anti-virus software, e-mail attachments, Web servers, public key infrastructure, secure remote access, virtual private networks, and cybercrime. AUTHOR: Douglas Schweitzer
PUBLISHER: AMACOM
FORMAT: Paperback
CATEGORY: Computers & Internet
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