Visual Basic 6: Books

I need to get a book, so what is the best one? I'm sure everyone has gotten one at one time so what would you recomend?

Thanks :D

I have 'Step by Step Visual Basic 6".. I dont know if I recommend it, I learned a lot from it, but its too basic, I think you should learn the basics of VB online or from eBooks, and then buy an advanced VB book.

I was searching Amazon and that book was one of the top rated, I was thinking about getting it but thought I should get some recommendations first.

I need basic right now, online doesn't have enough for me. I like to go from one thing to another, not reading 60 different tutorials by different authors... Although, Karl Moore tutorials are great :D

guys I learnt VB6 using VB Tips . It's short & direct way 2 learn.

Ok, but I want a book.

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I have 'Step by Step Visual Basic 6".. I dont know if I recommend it, I learned a lot from it, but its too basic, I think you should learn the basics of VB online or from eBooks, and then buy an advanced VB book.

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woah i have that book too...its EXCELLENT...EXCELLENT. perfect book..a must read. nine stars :D

You could use the MSDN tutorials, read through the documentation...

if you get stuck, come here... it would help if you set a goal to design some sort of simple app, and then just learn everything you need to make it work...

I bought a VB book but it was basically useless to me... Vb in 21 days by SAMS... ugh!

What about the "Dummies" or "Easy Steps" books? They're usually quite good.

I prefer that book which solve the problem using codes.
if you have the strong basics , then try to get the intermediate level.This will give you a good push ;)

Microsoft Press - The Essential Guide to Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0

Pure Visual Basic 6

Here it is

Pete

well , I like the way I use in Learning langs.It's like this way :
1-Learn Controls includes (butttons , textboxes, ...etc)
2-Learn Objects
3-Learn Classes
4-............ and so on ,
What I mean now is splitting the large titles into small portions.
good luck :)

NO, dont get VB for dummies book, each chapter talks about a control, that was the first book I got, Like 1 chapter is about the methods of a textbox, another is about command button, another is about combo box, way too basic, get step by step, if you really want a book.

o Sams Teach Yourself Visual Basic 5
o Sams Teach Yourself More Visual Basic 5
o Sams Teach Yourself Visual Basic 6

I wouldn't be without them! :D

(I can't find Sams Teach Yourself More Visual Basic 6)