Description: Windows Telephony Programming offers C++ programmers a concise tutorial on windows telephony that significantly reduces TAPI's steep learning curve. Author Chris Sells makes TAPI more accessible by relating its functions and features to specific tasks developers seek to accomplish in their applications, such as making, answering, and monitoring calls; handling modem data; and building an answering machine. He also includes, as a complete working example, the building of a telephony service provider. In addition to carefully developed, intuitive explanations, Windows Telephony Programming features numerous real-world examples of how actual TAPI programs are built, and a comprehensive C++ library that takes much of the "grunt" work out of TAPI programming. Completely up-to-date, the book covers TAPI versions 1.x to 2.0, and offers a glimpse into the future of telephony with a preview of the new TAPI 3.0 incorporated into Windows NT 5.0.

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