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  1. May 12th, 2009, 07:51 AM #1
    kardock
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    book suggestion?

    hi all,

    i'm almost finished this book, MS visual basic 2008 step by step by Michael Halvorson. pretty good.

    i'm looking for a book to complete my knowledge of vb, does anyone have a suggestion which book i should read next?

    thanks all!
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  2. May 12th, 2009, 07:55 AM #2
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    Re: book suggestion?

    Quote Originally Posted by kardock View Post
    i'm looking for a book to complete my knowledge of vb
    That's quite a lofty ambition - I've been working with VB commercially for 15 years and I'd say my knowledge is probably nowhere near 75%.

    If you want complete knowledge, the MSDN is your best resource and its free.
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    Re: book suggestion?

    I don't think it's really worth reading more than one general book but if you really want, the Wrox books are usually pretty good and you'll probably find that there's a Beginners and Professional volume dedicated to VB 2008.
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  4. May 12th, 2009, 08:19 AM #4
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    Re: book suggestion?

    i should have said continue to learn instead of complete ;-)

    MSDN & Wrox books, got it.

    thanks guys!
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