Marshall Brain Books

Process Control Modules: A Software Laboratory For Control Design
Process Control Modules: A Software Laboratory For Control Design

By Francis J. Doyle, Marshall Brain, R. S. Parker, E. P. Gatzke, Lance Lovette, F. J. Doyle, Edward P. Gatzke, Robert Stephen Parker

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The MATLAB-based process control guide for all chemical engineering professionals Process control specialists have been leaders in recognizing the remarkable problem-solving power of MATLAB and si...

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Win32 System Services
Win32 System Services

By Ron Reeves, Marshall Brain, Ronald D. Reeves, Brain, Marshall, Reeves, Ronald D.

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The Win32 best-seller, fully updated for Windows 2000 and Windows 98! Master every key Win32 system service Processes, threads, synchronization, and much more Includes extensive coverage of networ...

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Windows CE 3.0: Application Programming
Windows CE 3.0: Application Programming

By Nick Gratten, Marshall Brain, Nick Grattan, Nick Grattan, Marshall Brain, Nick Gratten

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Windows CE 3.0 programming for Pocket PC, handheld PC, and embedded devices Enterprise computing including COM, DCOM, database access using ADOCE, and Microsoft Message Queue Communications, inclu...

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Microsoft Technology: Networking, Concepts, Tools
Microsoft Technology: Networking, Concepts, Tools

By Marshall Brain, Shay Woodard, Nick Gattucio, Woodard, Shay, Brain, Marshall, Gattucio, Nick

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Microsoft Technology offers a concise treatment of network technology, including client/server and Web-based applications, electronic messaging, directory services network management and administra...

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Developing Professional Applications For Windows 98 And NT Using MFC
Developing Professional Applications For Windows 98 And NT Using MFC

By Francis J. Doyle, Marshall Brain, Lance Lovette, F. J. Doyle, Edward P. Gatzke, Robert Stephen Parker

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Designed to demonstrate how to develop professional Windows applications using MFC and tools like the AppWizard and ClassWizard. Designed to move you rapidly to the point where you can create your...

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Using Windows NT: The Essentials For Professionals
Using Windows NT: The Essentials For Professionals

By Marshall Brain, Kelly Campbell

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this Introduction To The Use, Customization And Optimization Of The Nt User Environment Enables Readers To Become Completely Familiar With The Entire User Interface In Just A Few Hours, And Serves...

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Windows Nt Programming
Windows Nt Programming

By . Kelly, CAMPBELL, Marshall, Marshall Brain, BRAIN, Kelly Campbell, Marshall Brian Kelly Campbell

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Starting at the beginning — and assuming nothing — this volume allows programmers who have never used Windows before to get started immediately creating graphical applications on NT systems using C...

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Windows Nt 4. O System Administration: Single Systems To Heterogeneous Networks
Windows Nt 4. O System Administration: Single Systems To Heterogeneous Networks

By Marshall Brain, Shay Woodard, Kelly Campbell, Marshall Brain, Kelly Campbell, Shay Woodard

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This volume covers the administration of the whole spectrum of possible Windows NT configurations — from a single machine to a 2,000 node heterogeneous network within a large corporation — showing...

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Visual C++ 2: Developing Professional Applications In Windows 95 And Nt Using Mfc/Book And Disk
Visual C++ 2: Developing Professional Applications In Windows 95 And Nt Using Mfc/Book And Disk

By Marshall Brain, Lance Lovette, Marshall Brain With Lance Lovette

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An introduction to programming in Windows 3.1 using Microsoft's Visual C++ and the Microsoft Foundation Class Library (MFC) shows how to use Visual C++ features effectively and demonstrates each of...

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If you’ve ever purchased a product online or in a store, you’ve likely come across a barcode. Behind these barcodes lies a standardized system that makes modern commerce possible. Two key codes often encountered are the EAN (European Article Number) and ISBN (International Standard Book Number). But what are they, how are they connected, and why are they so crucial? Let’s explore.

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