Windows 2000 Systems Programming Black Book: The Only Reference Needed to Successfully Deploy Applications Within the Windows NT Operating System!

Windows 2000 Systems Programming Black Book: The Only Reference Needed to Successfully Deploy Applications Within the Windows NT Operating System!
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by Al Williams

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Windows 2000 Systems Programming Black Book is a complete guide to advanced Windows 2000 features for programmers writing system-level utilities and applications. Windows veteran Al Williams explores a multitude of special features found in Windows 2000, including multithreading, synchronization, inter-process communications, and virtual memory management. Complete with real-world examples and a CD-ROM with source code and evaluation software, Windows 2000 Systems Programming Black Book will help developers make the most of the Windows 2000 operating system.


About the Author
Al Williams (League City, TX) is the Java columnist and development section editor for Web Techniques magazine. He is the author of over a dozen popular computer books, including Active Server Pages Solutions, MFC Black Book, and Developing ActiveX Web Controls. His writing credentials also include the Windows Commando column for Visual Developer Magazine. In addition to consulting, Al frequently lectures on programming all over the United States.



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