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From: kevinb@wrc.unr.edu (Kevin Brewer)
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Subject: Novice Think C Class Questions
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Date: 27 Feb 91 17:47:22 GMT
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I have three quick questions for the Think C Class guru's from a novice
user/programmer.

1) I have an appliction that should have three or four windows. My 
   (mis?)understanding of the Document Class is that the Doc Class should
   control the windows, yet you can only have one window associated with
   each doc instance. How do you create more than one window - say a 
   drawing pane and a text edit pane - for each doc? Obviously, I'm
   confused. I would appreciate any direction on this.

2) I know I need to read more on using the Think C Classes. A while back,
   (unfortunately before I started using Think C and the Classes) there
   was some recommendations for books. Could someone direct me to good
   books? I am moderately familiar with OOP in general (having used Eiffel
   in a class a while back) so I am looking for something that will help
   me better understand Think C Classes and the mac in particular.

3) Where is the least expensive place to find books like the IM series?
   Should I join a developers assoc?

Please excuse my ignorance if these are FAQ. If they are, tell me where
to go to find the answers.

Thanks -
Kevin
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Kevin Brewer
kevinb@wheeler.wrc.unr.edu
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