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    Lightbulb free pdf book "Upgrading Microsoft Visual Basic 6 to Microsoft Visual Basic.NET"

    I've found an free pdf book in the MS site:
    Upgrading Microsoft Visual Basic 6 to Microsoft Visual Basic.NET
    http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/vbasic/ms788236.aspx

    I've had prefer it in .doc (word) format for installing it in my new amazon kindle (pdf reading here is really ugly).
    Maybe would be interesting for some (as I?) forced to change to vb.net.


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    Re: free pdf book "Upgrading Microsoft Visual Basic 6 to Microsoft Visual Basic.NET"

    Is there a VB programming question here?

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    Re: free pdf book "Upgrading Microsoft Visual Basic 6 to Microsoft Visual Basic.NET"

    Quote Originally Posted by dilettante View Post
    Is there a VB programming question here?
    I think, he's sharing something with us...

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    Re: free pdf book "Upgrading Microsoft Visual Basic 6 to Microsoft Visual Basic.NET"

    Moved To General Developer

    Sharing it fine, but those particular forum sections really are for asking/answering questions only.

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