_DR. DOBB'S SOURCEBOOK FOR WINDOWS PROGRAMMING_
FALL, 1994

2PANE DIRECTORY 
Title: 2PANE ILLUMINATES WINDOWS
  2PAN_WIN SUBDIRECTORY
    Source code and executables for the Windows 3 implementation of 2PANE which
    lets you create multiple windows and probe Windows messaging and window 
    procedures. By Dick Wilmont. 
  2PAN_NT SUBDIRECTORY
   Source code and executables for the Windows NT implementation of 2PANE which
   lets you create multiple windows and probe Windows messaging and window 
   procedures. By Dick Wilmont. 

SUBCLS DIRECTORY
Title: CUSTOMIZING WINDOWS BEHAVIOR
Source code for Vinod Anantharaman's examination of how 
you can use subclassing with the Microsoft Foundation Class library. 
He does this by developing a DLL that lets you change the default look 
of windows running on your system to be whatever you choose.

ABOUT DIRECTORY
Title: A GENERIC ABOUT... BOX HANDLER
Source code for Joe Newcomer's generic About... box handler. 
A single binary that can be used by all applications. He also 
incorporated it into a DLL that has some support code needed by 
the applications. 

PIPES DIRECTORY
Title: DOS PIPES FOR WINDOWS
Source code and related files for Al Williams's article which implements
DOS-like pipes for Windows. This lets you collect program output as 
it is created it, then routes it to a cooperating Windows program. 

VB DIRECTORY
Title: A PROGRAM ARCHITECTURE FOR VISUAL BASIC DEVELOPMENT
Visual Basic source code implemented by Joachim Schurmann whereby he creates
a program that follows the design principles outlined in this article.

VRKIO DIRECTORY
Title: A WINDOWS I/O MONITOR
Source code and executables for Rick Knoblaugh's VRKIOMON program; a driver 
that lets you eavesdrop on I/O processes such as COM ports that are 
normally trapped by existing Windows drivers. 

DYNALINK DIRECTORY
Title: VERY DYNAMIC LINKING IN WINDOWS
Source code and related files by Craig Lindley which implement a technique 
he calls "dynalinking" that manages the interface between an application 
program and one or more DLLs, maximizing the power and flexibility in both. 

FREEPATH DIRECTORY
Title: AVOIDING WINDOWS PATH CRAM
Source code and executables for FreePath by Joe Newcomer. FreePath 
handles the PATH problem by simulating the effect of PATH without 
actually requiring new directories be added to the PATH. Includes
the PROCHOOK.DLL written by James Finnegan and first published in
Microsoft Systems Journal, January 1994.

TRAPMAN DIRECTORY
Title: EXCEPTION HANDLING AND WINDOWS APPLICATIONS
Source code and executables for TrapMan by Joe Hlavaty. Includes
the DEADMAN subdirectory which contains source and binaries for testing 
fault handlers and the TRAPCLAN subdirectory binaries and source.
 

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