Patrick was heard talking about ->Good OS/2 C/C++ books<- to Zsolt
Zador

 >      I recommend OS/2 Warp Programming for Dummies by IDG Books. 
 > It follows the tradition of Dummies books and is a real good read. 
 > It requires some previous knowledge of C/C++.  After that you can
 > move to more specific books and references depending on what you want
 > to do (graphics, multimedia, etc.) 

Well the idea of a book by that name just seem stupid, but anyways to
the real question.

I'm looking for a book about advanced uses of scroll bars, and
continual screen writes that don't gobble up resources.  I have OS/2
Real World Programming, by SAMS and it is just OK for what I want.  Any
suggestions.

---Brandt

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