Title: Mostly drivel with nuggets of useful information
Product review: This book outlines the Windows 95 and NT 4 interface guidelines. For most Win32 programmers there is nothing new here. Every now and again you will find something that you didn't know. The real gems in this book are the 'references to other topics' in the margins of the book. These are very useful for those of us that don't write using a framework (like MFC), or would like to implement framework like functionality ourselves. This book is also very good for 16 bit Windows, Unix & Mac programmers getting up to speed on Win32 interface details
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