Easy Way to Create eBooks using C++ 2.0
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Easy Way to Create eBooks using C++ 2.0 is a powerful and easy to use tool which is designed to give you an advanced way to let you know how, step-by-step, to create your own eBook using Visual C++?
Would you like to know how to write a real world Visual C++ application: from initial concept to implementation?
Are you looking for a way to create your own executable eBooks without having to buy a commercial eBook compiler?
Do you want full control over the way your eBook function and look?
Are you having trouble finding an eBook compiler that suits your unique needs? Why not create your own executable eBook that fulfills all your needs?
If you answered "Yes" then download this sample eBook to see what it can do for you.
Buy the full source code to this software, ready to compile and run using your Visual C++ 6.0, Visual C++ 7.x, Visual Studio 2005 and Visual Studio 2008 compiler.
Major Features:
- Introduction
- Purpose of This eBook
- Intended Audience
- Scope
- How This eBook is Organized
- Chapter 1 - eBooks and eBook Compilers
- What is an eBook?
- Why eBooks?
- Types of eBook Formats
- How eBooks Are Made
- About eBook Compilers
- Why Create Your Own Executable eBook
- Chapter 2 - The MFC Class CHTMLView
- What is MFC?
- What is the MFC AppWizard (exe)?
- What is CHTMLView?
- Web Browser-style Application
- Limitations of CHTMLView
- Key Information on CHTMLView
- Chapter 3 - Creating a Simple Web Browser
- Creating a New MFC Application Project
- Retrieving a Web Page from an Internet Web Site
- The OnInitialUpdate Function
- The Navigate2 Function
- Examining the Generated Code Fragment
- Compile and Run the Simple Web Browser Application
- Chapter 4 - From Simple Web Browser to eBook
- Writing Your eBook in HTML format
- About HTML Resource
- How to Import HTML Files into the Resource File
- The LoadFromResource Function
- The OnBeforeNavigate2 Event
- Compile and Run the eBook
- Chapter 5 - Customizing Navigational User Interface
- What to Change?
- Modifying the Menu
- Modifying the Accelerators
- Modifying the About dialog
- Modifying the Toolbar
- Compile and Run the eBook
- Chapter 6 - Adding Finishing Touches to the eBook
- Maximizing Screen Upon Startup
- Remove "Untitled" Text from Window Frame
- Change Program Icons
- Modifying the Version Information
- Adding a Splash Screen
- Compile and Run the eBook
- Chapter 7 - Preparing eBook Installation Package
- What is an Installation Package?
- Why it is Necessary
- How Installation Packages are Created
- About Inno Setup
- Using Inno Setup
- Testing the Installation Package
Enhancements: Updated to Second Edition
Requirements:
- Visual C++ compiler,
- Internet Explorer 4.0 and above
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