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Here are some of the best resources I've found on the net on Windows Programming. If you've got another one, please send it to me, and I'll put it here.

Microsoft Developer Network Online (MSDN):
Here you'll find lots of information on MFC, the Platform SDK, Technical Articles, sample code, you need to understand Windows Programming. Registration is Free.
Codeguru:
The site to go if you need 'How to..' information on MFC. Lots of great articles on getting MFC to work the way you want it to.
DevCentral:
Good articles on Windows Programming, written by experienced developers. Lots of MFC Classes, too.
SysInternals:
Great information and samples on 9x and NT internals, like file systems, caches. Written by the people who know more about this than anybody else.
MVPS.ORG:
A set of pages written by microsoft's developer MVP's on Win32 programming and Visual Basic. Lot's of samples.
The VisualC++ MVP FAQ:
A good FAQ on VisualC++ and Win32 programming in C/C++.
Felix Kasza's Win32 Page:
The place to be if you're looking for low-level network and security programming on Win32 information.
Chris Becke's User32 pages:
Some very nice samples, specially regarding UI and shell stuff.

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