Any suggestion for a reference (User Guide) title?

[Massimo]

I would like to get (buy) a reference book for IVF. Not really a language reference, but rather a sort of user's guide. Just to give an example of what I would expect to find in such a book, I can mention the problem of creating a GUI (QuckiWin?) for Input/Output. The online help is not really helpful if one has to start from the scratch: I always used console, no experience with QuickWin. My programs are really simple but today a user does not want to write an input file, he wants a dialog with radio buttons and text fields. I do not have the time to learn how API (right term?) work, but I need to offer a slim and easy dialog. No commercial purpose, it's just some (simple) scientific calculation.

Can somebody suggest a book where I can find this type of help without having to first learn all the machinery behind a GUI?

Many thanks in advance.

[Steven_L_Intel1]

The only one I know of that is Fortran-focused is Compaq Visual Fortran: A Guide to Creating Windows Applications by Norman Lawrence. While this was written for CVF, most of it is directly applicable to IVF. And, hey, it's available in a Kindle version!

You might also look at Jugoslav Dujic's xeffort library as well as the sample programs that are installed along with the compiler.

[Massimo]

Great! Thank you so much!