Why do you want to use MFC? Although MFC makes it easier to use the Win 32 API, it also hides a lot of the nitty gritty details from you and prevents you from doing some stuff. You can do what I do and write your own wrappers for the Win32 API as you learn it.
A very good place to start is http://www.relisoft.com/ If you can follow this Win32 tutorial all the way thru' and understand it then you are well on your way to understanding Win32 API and how to create your own wrappers.
MFC is not the best way to go if you are learning however if you want a forum I know one is available somewhere at http://www.tek-tips.com/
BlakJak :]
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Does anybody know a good forum (like this :-) ) to post questions about win32API and MFC usage?
Thanx.
Why do you want to use MFC? Although MFC makes it easier to use the Win 32 API, it also hides a lot of the nitty gritty details from you and prevents you from doing some stuff. You can do what I do and write your own wrappers for the Win32 API as you learn it.
A very good place to start is http://www.relisoft.com/ If you can follow this Win32 tutorial all the way thru' and understand it then you are well on your way to understanding Win32 API and how to create your own wrappers.
MFC is not the best way to go if you are learning however if you want a forum I know one is available somewhere at http://www.tek-tips.com/
BlakJak :]