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Here are a few other resources of interest to Windows network software developers:
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- Microsoft® Developer Network (MSDN) Online
- Microsoft provides online access to the MSDN.
- Microsoft's
Windows Hardware and Driver Central (WHDC)
Site
- Online driver-related development and test resources from Microsoft.
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- Winsock Development Information
- Bob Quinn's excellent site for Winsock developers.
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- Winsock FAQ
- Warren Young's Winsock FAQ.
Where can I find the API Specification for TCP/IP Applications
to run over DOS packet drivers?
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- Kernel Mode Systems
- Jamie E. Hanrahan's KMS site is an excellent resource for kernel-mode driver writers.
- Systems Internals Site
- An extraordinary site for Windows 95 and Windows NT developers provided by Mark
Russinovich and Bryce Cogswell.
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- OSR's NT System Resources Page
- Includes tools and other links from Open Systems Resources, Inc..
- OSR's NT Insider
- OSR's Windows NT System Software Development Newsletter.
- Geoff Chappell,
Software Analyst
- Geoff is an excellent Software Anallyst, and his site includes
information of interest to DOS and Windows developers. His site includes Programming
Samples and Application
Notes.
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- Of particulat interest to novice VxD developers who are
installing the Windows 95 DDK for the first time:
- DDK
does not install after Platform SDK
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- Oracle Engineering, Inc.
- Bob Weiman's Device Driver Resource Page.
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January 31, 1999, Pavel Aronsky <pavela@my-dejanews.com>
reports that the API spec for TCP/IP applications to run over DOS packet drivers can be
found on www.trumpet.com
 . Just in case somebody still interested...
Sorry, some of these books are out of print. As far as I
know, there is no replacement for some of them especially in the VxD programming
arena).
Good luck,
Thos
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Windows 9X Device Driver Development
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Windows NT Device Driver Development
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Windows Driver Model (WDM) Development
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