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    recommended books for beginner?

    I am looking for books can i read to xplore my knowledge in vb, any recommendation

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    Re: recommended books for beginner?

    Not for VB6... for .NET though, there is a plethora of stuff out there, it depends on what you want. Some people work best with step by step "let me hold your hand" tutorials... for which there's Dummy's books, 21 Day books, Idiot's books.... then there's the kind that are somewhere between tutorial and reference, the Mastering series falls into this category... then there are the types of people that learn by reading the references... like MSDN, Black Book, Black Bible, Bible... magazines, things like that.

    Best thing to do is tackle your local bookstore... peruse the programing section, thumb through the books, see which ones appeal to you.

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    Re: recommended books for beginner?

    particular for vb 6 and .net,suggest book ,or author i see i lot of books ,especially ebook can i download,help me to decided want book can i read.

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    Re: recommended books for beginner?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jdripper31 View Post
    especially ebook can i download,help me to decided want book can i read.
    Read them all...

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    Re: recommended books for beginner?

    I own several VB beginner books but the one that did the most to move me past the beginner level was Visual Basic 2005 for Dummies. All the code and samples are still relevent even if you are using 2008 and I assume will be so in 2010.

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    Re: recommended books for beginner?

    What kind of VB programming are you going to be doing?

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