This site's goal is to provide a few lessons on Win32 programming. Keep in mind that everything you can do with Win32 using a C++ compiler, you can also do using Borland Delphi. This means that if Pascal is your primary or preferred language, you can write complete Win32 applications using Delphi instead of having to learn C++.

Windows Controls
Introduction	Progress Bars
Combo Boxes	Scroll Bars
List Boxes	Date Time Picker
	Month Calendar

 

Applications

Wake Me Up

In this exercise, we create an application that behaves like a clock radio. We use an MCI function to play a CD when a set time has occurred.

Compound Interest

This small application shows how to calculate the compound interest of a saving.

Net Price Calculation

This small example shows how to perform a simple operation of calculating the amount of tax retrieved from a sale item and the net price sold.

Employee Payroll

This example calculates the amount of overtime worked by an employee of a company in a payroll simulation

 

How-To

Create a Popup Window

Create Menus

Call a Dialog Box From an SDI

Call One Dialog Box From Another

Create a Child Window Attached to a Frame

Create a Multiple Document Interface (MDI)

 

Game Tutorials: Although the main subject of the site is on game programming, the site offers tremendous examples on Win32 and C++ programming.