Visual Basic

[ClintDaddy]

I was just wondering if anyone out there who is an experienced VB programmer had any suggestions on where I could start to learn VB. Any good books you know of or would recommend. Thanks.

Clint Holland
Technical Instructor, New Horizons
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[pcshark]

I know little about VB, any more than I have poked around and made a couple pokey little apps... But I know one thing. If I have to learn about something that I know absolutely nothing about, I reach for a "Dummies" book. It gives you a good foundation and talks you through the rough stuff so that you can get a good grasp on something before you really get into it. I'm also fond of the Sams publishing books, the "Teach yourself in X days" books. That's how I learned HTML coding. I'd suggest following one of those routes. (-:

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R. Bret Walker, CNE

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