Title: You mostly already know this book's content.
Product review: If you've paid enough attention to your Windows application experiences, most of the standards revealed in this book will be familiar.Certainly there are useful tidbits to know, but most programmers today have no need for further illumination on the difference between a checkbox and an option button. Those useful tidbits are buried in lots of "doesn't everyone know this?" material. If you're been programming for Windows for awhile, you'll have to force yourself to read carefully. You probably should, but it's still hard.
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