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 | Well, I used to write the C++ Q&A Column for MSDN Magazine, but now I'm on indefinite sabbatical! If you need help with C++, try the MSDN forums. |
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 |  PixieLib.NET is a library of MFC classes from my MSJ/MSDN articles and columns. It has classes to implement tray icons, picture controls, coolbars, cool menus, rule-based window sizing, HTML controls, web links in dialogs and other neat stuff! |
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 | TraceWin 4.0 is a utility that lets you see MFC TRACE diagnostics in a separate window without running in the debugger! All you have to do is #include TraceWin.h, compile and go. Version 4.0 includes a new TraceWinListener class that lets you use TraceWin with all .NET apps. Best of all, it's free!
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 | If you want to roll your own framework, start with Windows++. Or if you just want to learn how frameworks work, you can read all about it in my award-winning book (well, it should have won an award!) Windows++, available at fine computer bookstores everywhere and Amazon.com. ACCU gives it a "highly recommended." |
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| | Now that I've retired my writing pencils, I have more time to create digital artwork! You can view my surrealistic creations at dreamcollage.com. |
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| Links to my articles and other writers |
| Amusing Paul DiLascia Tribute |
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