The latest book in Morgan Kaufmann's QuickTime Developer Series,  
"QuickTime for .NET and COM Developers", is now available - http://
books.elsevier.com/us/mk/us/subindex.asp?isbn=0-12-774575-0. This  
book was written by John Cromie, one of the architects of the new  
QuickTime 7 ActiveX control and COM library.

   The publisher describes the book thusly:

     QuickTime for .NET and COM Developers is a practical guide
     to the use of QuickTime for application developers using
     popular Microsoft component-oriented development tools such
     as Visual Basic, and the new .NET tools: Visual Basic .NET
     and C#. A general introduction to QuickTime features and
     their potential application is followed by a detailed
     explanation of the QuickTime architecture from a COM and
     .NET perspective. The remainder of the book demonstrates a
     number of implementation samples, chosen to illustrate key
     QuickTime features. These samples will range from a simple
     multiple-window movie player to a sophisticated interactive
     application.

   Additionally, the book also includes chapters on scripting  
QuickTime Player and using QuickTime in MS Office applications so it  
is not just for application developers.

   I enthusiastically recommend this book to anyone interested in  
using the new QuickTime 7 COM controls.

Eric Carlson
QuickTime Engineering


Disclaimer: I am not affiliated with Morgan Kauffman, and I do not  
benefit financially from the sales of this book.

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