WTLZone -- Windows Template Library (WTL) developers discussion

 

About WTLZone


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The WTLZone mailing list is a free discussion resource for programmers using Microsoft's Windows Template Library (WTL). This list is maintained by WTLZone.org as a public service and is intended to provide a commercial-free alternative to the successful WTL list on eGroups.com (recently assimilated by Yahoo).

Polite and technically relevant discussion is welcome here. Flaming is not.

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To see the collection of prior postings to the list, visit the WTLZone Archives.

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