Microsoft Network Services Developer's Reference Library
David Iseminger · 2000
From the Publisher: As most developers of Windows-based applications know, almost every important new feature and component of Microsoft Windows 2000 revolves around the network. The five-volume Microsoft Network Services Developer's Reference Library provides a full set of well- conceived reference materials to help developers build better applications that take advantage of these features and components. Crammed full of useful material, this library provides timely information about networking technologies that are entirely new or largely revamped for Windows 2000. It also documents existing technologies that network-enabled applications use every day. A key part of the Microsoft Programming Reference series, this deliberate, value-added collection organizes information about Windows networking in a sensible fashion, maintains consistency with electronic and online documentation, and contains appropriate information from the Microsoft Platform SDK. All in all, it's the most focused source of printed reference materials available about Windows networking technologies. The only complete set of documentation available about the new networking capabilities in Windows 2000 Covers the least-documented, most critical aspect of Windows: the network Provides essential printed, annotated versions of the most commonly used reference materials about the networking technologies in Windows 2000