Beginning WPF books

[Mike P]

Can anybody recommend a good beginners guide to WPF?

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[Ignacio Machin ( .NET/ C# MVP )]

On Jul 18, 7:56*am, Mike P <[e-mail]:

Can anybody recommend a good beginners guide to WPF?

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go to amazon.com , do a search by WPF and read the reviews

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

On Jul 18, 3:13*pm, "Ignacio Machin ( .NET/ C# MVP )"
<[e-mail]:

Can anybody recommend a good beginners guide to WPF?

go to amazon.com , do a search by WPF and read the reviews

Whilst at the same time taking those reviews with a fair pinch of
salt, to be honest.
See http://msmvps.com/blogs/jon_skeet/ar...k-reviews.aspx

Jon

[Peter Morris]

I bought two books. Essential Windows Presentation Foundation and some
other one that comes with colour examples. To be honest the book in colour
didn't teach me nearly as well as the one I have named, I learned most from
the named book, although if you can afford both I would recommend you do
that :-)

[John Baird]

The one with color is Windows Presentation Foundation Unleashed. I have
those two books also along with Petzold's book. We just had Billy
Hollis to our user group for a fantastic presentation on WPF and
Silverlight. He is currently working on a book for MS press. I'll be
excited to read that one if its as good as his presentation.

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I bought two books. Essential Windows Presentation Foundation and some
other one that comes with colour examples. To be honest the book in colour
didn't teach me nearly as well as the one I have named, I learned most from
the named book, although if you can afford both I would recommend you do
that :-)