The book

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Kip Irvine's 7th edition is online (873 pages).

In case you didn't know (Hutch will rotate in his grave): "Some other well-known assemblers for x86 systems running under Microsoft Windows include TASM (Turbo Assembler), NASM (Netwide Assembler), and MASM32 (a variant of MASM)

To the n00bs: if somebody forces you to use that library, so be it. Otherwise, if you want to learn proper Windows programming, explore the \Masm32\Examples folder or start asking questions in The Campus.