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  1. Jun 16th, 2004, 04:05 AM #1
    Simon_R
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    Smile I am a lucky boy

    Hi Everyone

    My current employer is letting me get my hands on .net (I am a contractor). Could you tell me what books, or online resources are good for converting my VB6 knowledge to .net.
    I have heard it is much the same (but worht 5k more in job applications).

    Simon
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  2. Jun 16th, 2004, 04:14 AM #2
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    I'm just as lucky. I've been told I can train for VB.NET on the job. Being paid to study!

    Anyways, I found Wrox Press' Professional VB.NET to be the best.

    I don't have the damn ISBN though. I'd be crazy to type it out.
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  3. Jun 16th, 2004, 04:16 AM #3
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    I have thier ASP book, seems good.

    Just a shame ASP is such a pain to set up.

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    ASP or ASP.NET?
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  6. Jun 16th, 2004, 04:25 AM #5
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    ASP 3.0

    but I may try to wangle ASP.NET, but there would be a lot of political opposition to this.

    simon

    hold on, my book is 3.0, but all I know is I am using interdev 6.0, I am only on page 90.
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  7. Jun 16th, 2004, 04:28 AM #6
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    Simon - which will you be programming .NET Windows or ASP .NET?
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    Originally posted by Simon_R


    hold on, my book is 3.0, but all I know is I am using interdev 6.0, I am only on page 90.
    What? Who are you talking to?



    And I'd definitely reccommend ASP.NET for enterprise applications.
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  9. Jun 16th, 2004, 04:42 AM #8
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    Sorry trying to do 3000 things at once in english and italian.

    I will try for a simply understanding of ASP and then ASP.NET

    Simon
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  11. Jun 16th, 2004, 04:43 AM #9
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    Why bother with ASP in the first place as things have changed so much in ASP .NET?
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