For experienced developers, Developing User Interface for Microsoft Windows provides a common-sense guide for Windows users interface improved. (One of the prominent regions seen in the reuse of resources in Visual C + +.) The text will also display the "model" Windows program - Visual C + + 5.0. In the exploration of software design for beginning and advanced users, this book is recommended not to make software designed for the specific role (arguably the preferences shown interest in the book "shrink-wrapped" software, because the regular business applications require a different module for different types of users). (The book does not avoid controversy here by declaring against both user-driven design and prototyping of the project cycle.) Chapter more information see what features should be readily visible UI by the user, and which ones (such as error messages that are not necessary) should deleted. In one important part, of new ideas in UI design based on current web sites are presented. This will provide a solid checklist for thinking about the design of the user interface on the Windows platform.