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[Windows 95/98//NT/ME/2000/XP - MSVC++ 6.0/MFC]
This sample application shows how to download a file from a Web site using the WinInet API. It also demonstrates how you can cancel a synchronous call to InternetReadFile by mean of multithreading.
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(icancel.zip) Download:17KB, ZIP file. Published: December 15, 2001. |
| Codename | Project |
|---|---|
| A1 | Windows OneCare |
| Acadia | Upcoming SQL Server release |
| Acropolis | Set of components and tools intended to make it easier for developers to build and manage modular, business focused, client applications for Microsoft Windows on the .NET Framework |
| Acrylic | Expression Graphic Designer |
| Aero | Windows Vista User Interface |
| Albany | All-in-one subscription service of essential software and services for consumers |
| Alexandria | Microsoft .Net Rich Internet Application Services |
| Asteroid | Windows 2000 SP1 |
| Astoria | ADO.NET Data Services |
| Athens | Next Generation Enterprise Personal Computer (developed with HP) |
| Atlanta | Windows Defender |
| Atlas | ASP.NET AJAX |
| Aurora | Animated desktops for Vista |
| Avalanche | A file-sharing technology that makes it easier to distribute big files |
| Avalon | Windows Presentation Foundation |
| Babylon | Host Integration Server 2000 (SNA Server) |
| Blackcomb | Former planned Windows Vista successor (replaced by Vienna) |
| Blizzard | Business-oriented set of services for .NET My Services |
| Bobsled | Windows Media Center Extenders |
| Bronx | Project that aims to bring Microsoft Office experience to all mobile phones using SMS |
| Cairo | Technology sets for Windows NT |
| Carmine | Virtual Server Manager |
| Castle | Homegroup feature |
| Cayman | NetMeeting 3.0 |
| Centro | Windows Essential Business Server |
| Chicago | Windows 95 |
| Chihiro | Arcade version of the Xbox |
| Chimney | Transmission Control Protocol offload technology |
| Chrome | ChromeEffects |
| Cider | Visual designer for Windows Presentation Foundation |
| Comet | Networking tools for Windows 2000 |
| Cornerstone | Secure Startup-Full Volume Encryption security technologies |
| Corona | Windows Media 9 Series |
| Cougar | Windows Small Business Server 2008 |
| Courier | Microsoft booklet prototype |
| Crescent | Windows Media Player 10 |
| Crimson | New error-reporting feature for Longhorn |
| Crossbow | Upcoming Windows Mobile system |
| Cyclops | Xbox 360 webcam |
| Darwin | Microsoft Installer |
| Deepfish | Preview of a technology that can be used to improve mobile browsing |
| Denali | Active Server Platform |
| Deployment 4 | Business Desktop Deployment 2007 |
| Diamond | Systems Management Server post-2000 |
| Diamond | Windows Vista Media Center |
| Diomede | Beta program for collecting product feedback and architecture validation for the collection and distribution of timezone data via a set of web services |
| Drizzle | Windows XP's Automatic Updates feature |
| Dublin | A new distributed application server |
| Eiger | Windows Fundamentals (or Foundation?) |
| EMD | Windows ReadyBoost |
| Emerald | Systems Management Server 2000 |
| Emerald | Update Rollup 2 (UR2) for Windows XP Media Center 2005 |
| Europa | New user interface of MSN Communities and Chat (Summer 2001) |
| Everett | Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1 |
| Exchange "12" | Exchange Server 2007 |
| Falcon | Microsoft Message Queue Server |
| Fiji | Windows Vista Service Pack 1 |
| Fiji | Windows Media Center TV Pack 2008 |
| Fjord | Zero-configuration Universal PnP AV solution |
| Flick | New pen-gestures feature for Tablet PC |
| Floatie | Office "12" contextual formatting toolbar |
| FreeStyle | Windows XP Media Center Edition |
| Freeze Dry | New Vista technologies that save data and application states when the system reboots after a patch |
| Fremont | Windows Live Expo |
| Freon | Xbox with TV recording capabilities |
| Fresno | entry-level "Longhorn" Windows Server for appliance market |
| Fusion | New technologies to avoid the "DLL hell" |
| Gatineau | Web analytics tool |
| Gemini | New user interface of MSN Communities and Chat (post Europa) |
| Genesis | Microsoft Threedegrees instant-messaging based application |
| Geneva | Windows Identity Foundation |
| Gibraltar | Internet Information Server |
| Glidepath | Visual Studio 2005-related components and technology for building applications for Windows Vista and .Net Framework 3.0 |
| Grava | New set of tools from Microsoft’s Education Products Group |
| Green | Unified code base for business applications |
| Greenwich | Office Live Communications Server 2003 |
| Gryphon | Windows CE 2.0 |
| Haiku | Ultra Mobile 2007 device |
| HailStorm | .NET My Services |
| Harmony | Windows XP Media Center Edition V2.0 |
| Hawaii | Visual Studio .NET (post Orcas) |
| Holmes | new generation of bug reporting client to replace Microsoft Beta Client |
| Hydra | Internet Terminal |
| Iceberg | Networked Audio Visual Device Support in Window |
| Indigo | Windows Communication Foundation |
| Indy | New management product with capacity-planning and performance-modeling tool |
| InfoCard | Windows CardSpace |
| Iris | Developers-oriented set of services for .NET My Services |
| Istanbul | Next-Generation Real-Time Collaboration Client |
| Jakarta | Java for IE3.0 |
| Jamaica | upcoming corporate antivirus solution |
| Jameson | Windows CE .NET 4.1 |
| Janus | Digital Rights Management technology for subscription-based content |
| Janus | Windows 2000 (64-bit version) |
| Jasper | Set of components aimed at fulfilling the need for a rapid and iterative development experience for data |
| Jupiter | Handheld PC Professional / eBusiness Suite |
| Kahuna | Windows Live Mail |
| Katmai | Microsoft SQL Server 2008 |
| Katmai | Next version of System Center Operations Manager |
| Kilimanjaro | New set of tools for SQL Server |
| Kodiak | Upcoming Microsoft Exchange Server release |
| Kokanee | .Net Speech Platform |
| Kumo | Bing, Microsoft's next-generation Internet search engine |
| Liberty | SQL Server 2000 64-bit Edition |
| Lightning | .NET Common Language Runtime (CLR) |
| Lonestar | Windows XP Tablet PC Edition 2005 |
| Longhorn | Windows Vista |
| Luna | Windows XP User Interface |
| Macallan | Windows CE 5.0 |
| Maestro | Microsoft Office Business Scorecard Manager 2005 |
| Magellan | Small business accounting project |
| Magneto | Windows Mobile 5.0 |
| Mars | MSN 6.0 |
| Max | A product that lets you make lists of your photos and turn them into beautiful slide shows |
| McKendric | Windows CE .NET 4.2 |
| Media2Go | Portable Media Centers |
| Memphis | Windows 98 |
| Mendocino | a product linking Microsoft Office to SAP back-end |
| Merlin | Pocket PC 2002 |
| Metro | XML Paper Specification (XPS) |
| Midori | Microsoft’s post-Windows operating system |
| Milan | Microsoft Surface (formerly known as PlayTable) |
| Millennium | Windows Millennium Edition |
| Mira | Microsoft Windows CE for Smart Displays |
| Monaco | Software that will allow musicians to create pieces of music |
| Monad | Microsoft PowerShell |
| Mönch | Windows XP thin client |
| Morro | Microsoft Security Essentials |
| Nashville | Technology sets for Windows 95/OSR |
| Nemo | Windows Live Media Center |
| Neptune | formerly NT-based Consumer Windows |
| Nile | OLE-DB |
| Niobe | Prototype tool designed to streamline the development of applications based on Outlook |
| Oahu | Multi-touch computing device |
| Oasis | Interim Windows XP release (now cancelled) |
| Odyssey | Formerly Windows NT 5.1 |
| Office 11 | Office 2003 |
| Office 12 | Office 2007 |
| Office 14 | Office 2007 successor |
| Orcas | Visual Studio 2008 |
| Orcas | .NET Framework V3.5 |
| Origami | Ultra-Mobile PC |
| Oslo | Microsoft’s new distributed computing/modeling platform |
| Ozone | Pocket PC 2003 |
| Palladium | Next-Generation Secure Computing Base (NGSCB) |
| Pegasus | Windows CE 1.0 |
| Phalanger | PHP language compiler for the .Net Framework |
| Phoenix | Software optimization and analysis framework |
| Photon | Upcoming Windows Mobile system |
| Piton | Windows ReadyDrive |
| Platinum | Exchange Server 2000 |
| Plato | OLAP Server |
| Plex | UI for Windows codenamed Longhorn |
| Polaris | Windows Media Player 11 |
| Project Gatineau | Microsoft's new, free web analytics service |
| Project M | Windows shell enhancements |
| Quartz | ActiveMovie (now called DirectShow) |
| Quartz | Expression Web Designer |
| Quattro | Windows Home Server |
| Quebec | Next generation of Windows Embedded Standard |
| Rainier | Visual Studio 7.0 |
| Rapier | Windows CE 3.0 |
| Red Dog | Windows Azure |
| Ribbon | Office 12 user experience |
| Rosario | Next version of Visual Studio Team System |
| Rotor | Shared Source CLI |
| Rouge | New business-focused communication services for mobile phones |
| SafeDocs | Windows Backup |
| Scribbler | Microsoft OneNote |
| Sedna | Visual FoxPro 9 Service Pack |
| Shiloh | SQL Server 8.0 |
| Slalom | Longhorn-based Windows Media Center Edition |
| Snoqualmie (SnoQ) | Windows Home Server Power Pack 2 |
| Softsled | Software-based Media Center Extenders |
| Sparkle | Microsoft Expression Interactive Designer |
| Springboard | Windows XP Service Pack 2 |
| Springfield | A tool that will allow non-programmers to customize and mash-up various Web 2.0 applications and services |
| Steelhead | Routing and Remote Access Service |
| Stinger | Smart Phones platform |
| Stingray | Next generation of Internet Security and Acceleration Server |
| Stirling | Microsoft Forefront |
| Storm | Upcoming Windows Storage Server |
| Silverlight | Cross-browser, cross-platform plug-in for delivering the next generation of media experiences and rich interactive applications for the Web (formerly codenamed WPF/E) |
| StyleCop | Microsoft Source Analysis for C# |
| Symphony | Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 |
| Tagspace | Tagging/social bookmarking service for Microsoft.com |
| Tahiti | Microsoft SharedView |
| Tahoe | SharePoint Portal Server |
| Talisker | Windows CE .NET |
| Talisman | 3D graphics & multimedia architecture |
| Tazz | Microsoft Phone |
| TBox | Next-generation automotive software |
| Titanium | Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 |
| Topaz | Systems Management Server 2003 |
| Trebuchet | Next-generation datacenter software and services |
| Trident | Dynamic HTML |
| Trinity | Set of tools, frameworks, Office integration solutions and customer-assistance solutions for .NET developers |
| Vail | Windows Home Server v2 |
| Vedea | New Visualization Language |
| Velocity | Distributed in-memory application cache platform |
| Venus | Cheap non-PC device |
| Vienna | Windows Vista successor (minor upgrade, formerly Blackcomb) |
| Viridian | Windows Server Virtualization |
| Voyager | BizTalk application integration server |
| Watson | Outlook 2001 for the Mac |
| Wave 11 | New Hotmail user interface |
| WebBlade | Windows .NET Server for web appliances |
| Whidbey | Visual Studio 2005 |
| Whistler | Windows XP (aka NT 5.1, merger of Neptune and Odyssey) |
| Whitehorse | An application modeling tool included in Visual Studio 2005 |
| Windows 7 | Windows Vista successor (formerly code-named Vienna) |
| WinFS | Windows Future Storage |
| WinFX | Microsoft .NET Framework 3.0 |
| Wolfpack | NT Server Clustering Technology |
| XDocs | Microsoft InfoPath |
| Xen | C Omega |
| Xenon | Xbox 360 |
| Xsled | Media Center Extender for Xbox |
| Yukon | SQL Server 2005 |
| Zephyr | Automated crash-reporting tool |
| Zeppelin | Test for OLE |
| Zermatt | Framework and SDK for building claims-aware, "relying party" applications and custom “identity providers”, often referred to as Security Token Services (STS). |
Jungo Ltd makes USB, PCI and ISA driver development tools, including WinDriver and KernelDriver that automate and simplify the development of device drivers for the Windows, Linux, Solaris, and VxWorks operating systems.
http://www.jungo.comMicrosoft Developer Network (MSDN) and the Microsoft Subscriptions Library is an invaluable source of information and tools for all your developments. This is a must have reference.
http://msdn.microsoft.comMicrosoft Visual Studio .NET is the comprehensive tool set for rapidly building and integrating XML Web services, Microsoft Windows–based applications, and Web solutions.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/
http://msdn.microsoft.com/visualc/ (Visual C++ .NET)
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vcsharp/ (Visual C# . NET)NuMega BoundsChecker is the premier run-time error detection and debugging tool for C++ developers. It speeds development and shortens time to market by automating the debugging process right inside Visual Studio.
http://www.compuware.com/products/devpartner/bounds/DeviceTools is a comprehensive, free portal with resources for the connected device developers. It includes software tools, silicon, resources and information for engineers building embedded devices.
http://www.devicetools.com
Here are some web sites where you can get Digital Certificates for signing your ActiveX controls, applications or your secured Web Sites:
Note: this list of FAQ was compiled by Tom Haapanen (Software Metrics, Inc.) and is published here with his permission. Tom posts a most up-to-date list on the newsgroups weekly. I also added some sites to this list.
The Windows [3.x] FAQ and Windows [3.1] Programmer FAQ (which unfortunately have not been updated since 1994) are available from:
http://www.metrics.com/WinFAQ/The Win32 Programmer FAQ, by Steve Loughran, is located:
http://www.iseran.com/Win32/FAQ/Tony Lee maintains a Windows Programmer FAQ at:
http://www.vsce.com/winprog_faqs/winprog_faqs.htmlScott Wingo's Microsoft Foundation Class (MFC) FAQ is available as:
http://www.stingray.com/mfc_faq/Zafir Anjum's excellent MFC Programmer's SourceBook is another essential resource for an MFC developer. It is available as:
http://www.codeguru.com/A Programmer's Heaven
http://www.programmersheaven.comThe Code Project, yet another excellent site
http://www.codeproject.comDevCentral's Win32, C++ and Java programming tutorials can be found at:
http://devcentral.iftech.com/Randy Morin maintains a programmer knowledge base for Windows developers at:
http://www.interlog.com/~rmorin/tips/The device driver development FAQs (by Tom Divine, Stephen Lewin-Berlin, Jamie Harnahan and David Castells i Rufas) are available as:
Windows 3.x/95: http://www.vireo.com/faq.htm (SL-B)
Windows 95: http://www.pcausa.com/ifaqlist.html (TD)
Windows NT: http://www.cmkrnl.com/faq.html (JH)
Windows NT: http://www.intec.es/ddk/faq.htm (DCiR)Intec has a collection of Windows NT DDK resources available at:
http://www.intec.es/DDK/Guido Wischrop also has a web site for Windows NT driver development, but in German:
http://www.wischrop-net.de/nt/Microsoft provides some additional DDK resources at this URL:
http://support.microsoft.com/support/ddk_hardware/There is also an extensive list of Internet resources for Windows developers:
http://www.r2m.com/windev/The Winsock Programmer's FAQ, by Warren Young and Mark Towfiq, is at:
http://www.cyberport.com/~tangent/programming/winsock/The Windows 95/NT NDIS programming FAQ is at:
http://www.pcausa.com/resources/ndisfaq.htmThe Windows 95/NT TDI development FAQ is at:
http://www.pcausa.com/resources/tdifaq.htmThe Windows 95 IFS FAQ is at:
http://www.pcausa.com/resources/ifsqlist.htmlThe WinHelp FAQ is maintained by Charlie Munroe:
http://www.helpmaster.com/The Cetus Team maintains an extensive set of object-oriented design and development links at their web site:
http://www.cetus-links.org/The best resource for InstallShield, the de facto standard for Windows-based installations, is InstallSite, as managed by Stefan Krueger:
http://www.installsite.org/The Windows NT FAQ, by John Savill, can be found at:
http://www.savilltech.com/ Primary site -- UK
http://www.metrics.com/NTFAQ/ North American mirror site -- CanadaThere is one Windows NT 3.51 FAQ; you can find it at:
http://www.iea.com/~daler/nt/faq/toc.htmlThere is a Windows 95 FAQ located at
http://www.primenet.com/~markd/win95faq/faq95intro.htmlThere are also three specialized Windows NT FAQs:
Windows NT Admin FAQ: http://www.iftech.com/classes/admin/admin.htm
Windows NT Fax FAQ: http://www.mcs.com/~sculptor/NTFAX-FAQ.HTML
Windows NT Internet FAQ: http://www.mcs.com/~thomas/www/ntfaq/Finally, it is frequently worthwhile to check Microsoft's knowledge base for the questions as well. You can access this through the Internet at
http://www.microsoft.com/kb/
Here are some of the numerous newsgroups about Windows development available on Usenet.
microsoft.public.vc.mfc
microsoft.public.vc.mfc.ole
comp.os.ms-windows.programmer.tools.mfc
comp.os.ms-windows.programmer.tools.misc
comp.os.ms-windows.programmer.nt.kernel-mode
comp.os.ms-windows.programmer.vxd
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