I'm looking for recommendations on good books for VB .NET. I program in
Java, and have a little experience in VB 6 (while in school 3 years ago).
Beginning to intermediate books is what I'm looking at, based on the amount
of time I have not worked in VB.
I have complied a list of candidates based on consumer reviews from Amazon &
Barnes and Noble, but just wanted to get some suggestions here that I could
cross reference.
Thanks.
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Sam,
Did you know that this is as well a very good start beside a book http://samples.gotdotnet.com/quickstart/
I hope this helps a little bit?
Cor
"SamMan" <sa*@psfdevri p-it.com> I'm looking for recommendations on good books for VB .NET. I program in
Java, and have a little experience in VB 6 (while in school 3 years ago).
Beginning to intermediate books is what I'm looking at, based on the
amount of time I have not worked in VB.
I have complied a list of candidates based on consumer reviews from Amazon
& Barnes and Noble, but just wanted to get some suggestions here that I
could cross reference.
Thanks.
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SamMan
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Thanks, Cor. I have the site added my favorites/bookmarks.
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"Cor Ligthert" <no************ @planet.nl> wrote in message
news:e$******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP15.phx.gbl... Sam,
Did you know that this is as well a very good start beside a book
http://samples.gotdotnet.com/quickstart/
I hope this helps a little bit?
Cor
"SamMan" <sa*@psfdevri p-it.com>
I'm looking for recommendations on good books for VB .NET. I program in
Java, and have a little experience in VB 6 (while in school 3 years ago).
Beginning to intermediate books is what I'm looking at, based on the
amount of time I have not worked in VB.
I have complied a list of candidates based on consumer reviews from
Amazon & Barnes and Noble, but just wanted to get some suggestions here
that I could cross reference.
Thanks.
--
SamMan
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