Hay guys. I just buy this books and are going to read them. I luv the visual basic! Thx for help with my q?.
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For serious: I found these books in the garage today. I loled. I had stuff booked marked in it.
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Hay guys. I just buy this books and are going to read them. I luv the visual basic! Thx for help with my q?.
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For serious: I found these books in the garage today. I loled. I had stuff booked marked in it.
If you want to upgrade to the 1999 version, Amazon can oblige! A mere £167.07 ($255) :eek: and a brand new copy is all yours!
Well that is a banging deal! How can I not buy that.
Isn't Stephen King one of those authors who drives under the influence???
While unpacking after I bought my house last year I came across a bunch of old books including stuff on VB3 and C++ 1.52. Also found a January, 2001 copy of Visual Basic magazine entirely devoted to calming our fears regarding the impending release of .NET 1.0.
It's not every day you get the opportunity to obtain a rare, out-of-print book like that... Grab it before someone else does!Quote:
Originally Posted by dunfiddlin
Hmmm, I have several vintage 90s programming books. I assumed they were junk. Perhaps I should try to sell them?
Perhaps not, too.
The really weird thing is that the cell sort of reminds me of a scaled down version of the recently released film world war z (June 2nd 2013).
Three books of fiction, nice.