CRC32 - This is a 32-bit Cyclic Redundency Check program I designed to help determine if two or more files are identical.

ACRE - Audio Composition Research Environment - A project I've been working on since June, 1999. It's a Windows application designed for realtime research in and composition of audio and music.

Here are some links to various web sites that contains useful information or code snippets. If you are new to the world of Windows programming, then they are worth the extra time. You can learn a lot my simply browsing through the source code.

C/C++ users Journal - Another good magazine worthwhile reading, but it's more focused on C/C++ development. There are a lot of useful articles for Windows software.

Codeguru - A web site with various samples of code grouped in categories like controls (buttons, dialog boxes, etc.), ATL/COM/ActiveX, networking, and much more.

Code Project - Another web site with more samples, similar to Codeguru.

Jeff Prosise - Author of "Programming Windows with MFC (2nd Edition)", which is the only MFC programming book I recommend to others. I used the first edition, titled "Programming Windows 95 with MFC", which is excellent. The new version is updated with COM/ActiveX and MFC version 6.

Jeffrey Richter - Author of many books on Windows programming.

MFC Professional - A web site with an excellent collection of MFC source code and information.

OpenGL.org - The home page for the OpenGL API, which is used for high performance 2D/3D graphics.

Standard Template Library (STL) programmer's guide - A reference to STL, from the Silicon Graphics web site.

Windows API Tutorials - Useful tutorial lessons about topics like threads, controls, bitmaps, DirectDraw, and OLE/COM.

Windows Developers Journal - A magazine that's geared towards advanced level Windows programmers, but is also very useful to those who are just learning. I recommended reading it because it has a lot of information about the "meat and potatoes" of Windows programs.