Windows API

Win32 file encrypter.... in c

The following C project contains the C source code and C examples used for win32 file encrypter..... Simple Win32 dialog application. Creates a separate thread to execute the encryption/decryption of the file, also uses a mutex to know if the thread is still executing if the user decides to close the app...

Win32 calculator in c

The following C project contains the C source code and C examples used for win32 calculator. A basic sample calculator. Only designed to use integer/long numbers. Uses integer round-offs when necessary. This simple example teaches how to use buttons, edits, and character buffers in a Win32 application to handle mathematical equations.

Win32 application in c

The following C project contains the C source code and C examples used for win32 application. The purpose of this code is to explain WHAT a Win32 application is, what the DIFFERENCE between a Wi32 application and a console application (aka "DOS-BOX") is, and show the user HOW to create a Win32 application.

A simple winapi calculator in c

The following C project contains the C source code and C examples used for a simple winapi calculator. This is just a very simple WINAPI calculator which performs addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, find squate root, calculate factorial and reciprocal of a number (also takes floating point numbers).

How to create win32 dialog based application (step by step)

The following C project contains the C source code and C examples used for how to create win32 dialog based application (step by step). Starting point for creating dialog based windows applications. step by step tutorial in Portable Document Format (PDF) provide base for creating applications in Microsoft Visual C++. Source code of project is included in this package.

Basic api window

The following C project contains the C source code and C examples used for basic api window. This is my first non mfc gui. It is well documented. Simply this program just gets a username and password. adds 2 to each character of the user name and compares it to the inputed password. then gives you a message as to whether it was correct,incorrect, etc...

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