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  1. Jan 11th, 2002, 05:29 PM #1
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    Talking Good how to books?

    I would like to know if anyone has recommendations for a good VB6 learning/how to book. I have taken a class, but due to a job change have been unable to keep up with my programming. I would just like to find a book to refresh from and learn some handy applications from possibly.

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  2. Jan 11th, 2002, 05:50 PM #2
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    Have you search on the board ?
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    right no i am reading Kris Jamsa's Starting With Microsoft Visual Basic
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  4. Jan 11th, 2002, 09:20 PM #4
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    I got Practical Visual Basic 6 by Bob Reselman and Richard Peasley it's about $29.99 US.
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    is it any good?
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    No specific titles in mind, but every book I've used by Wrox Press was very good.

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    Re: Good how to books?

    Originally posted by dmerchen
    I would like to know if anyone has recommendations for a good VB6 learning/how to book. I have taken a class, but due to a job change have been unable to keep up with my programming. I would just like to find a book to refresh from and learn some handy applications from possibly.

    Thanks,
    Dave
    I think Visual Basic is too easy of a language to buy books for. I learned by downloading sample source from Planet Source Code and checking out the syntax. I've never taken a course, or read any books about it, and I consider myself pretty well knowledgable.

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    Dan Appleman's Guide to Windows API excellent!
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