▼MSDN Library Visual Studio 6.0
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  - ▶Developing International Software for Windows 95 and Windows NT
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  - ▼Programming the Windows 95 User Interface
    - ▶Part 1
    - ▼Part 2
      - ▶Chapter Eight: Support for Long Filenames
      - ▶Chapter Nine: Shortcuts
      - ▶Chapter Ten: The Registry
      - ▶Chapter Eleven: The User Interface Library
      - ▼Chapter Twelve: File Viewers
        
        How File Viewers Work
        
        How File Viewers Are Instantiated
        
        ▶Registering File Viewers with the System
        
        ▼Basic Steps in Creating a File Viewer
        
        Step One: Create the Project
        
        Step Two: Generate GUIDs
        
        Step Three: Create the Object Class
        
        Step Four: Implement the Basic Object
        
        Step Five: Implement the IUnknown Interface
        
        Step Six: Implement the IFileViewer Interface
        
        Step Seven: Implement the IPersistFile Interface
        
        Step Eight: Let MFC Initialize the Class Factories for You
        
        Step Nine: Create the Class to Show the File Contents
        
        Step Ten: Build, Register, and Run the File Viewer
    - ▶Part 3
    - ▶Part 4
  - ▶Understanding Thin-Client/Server Computing
  - ▶The Windows Interface Guidelines for Software Design
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