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Although similar to Windows, this program is capable of better performance in terms of visual quality, multitasking ability, speed and other features. Concentrates on advanced topics including how to move from 16-bit to 32-bit programming as well as from C to C++, how to write programs that will run on Windows 3.1 and how to program using multimedia and pen capabilities of NT. The accompanying disk contains complete program code for examples in the book so that users can create their own programs.