[H] What is your reference? [H]

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  14 years ago

  by DoctorMahdi

  DoctorMahdi

  , Somalia

  Joined 15 years ago

  Hi i would like if you can put here your best reference book about VB6?

  Murach's Visual Basic 6

  now what is yours?

  regards

  DoctorMahdi

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  14 years ago

  by DoctorMahdi

  DoctorMahdi

  , Somalia

  Joined 15 years ago

  Hi guys why don't you participate!

  please write here your best reference book about VB6

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  DoctorMahdi

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  14 years ago

  by khari6579

  Hari K

  Chennai, India

  Joined 15 years ago
  Hi Doctor Mahdi
   In today world we can get lot reference through net. Actually ur requirement is for Reference Book for VB6. In the market lot of reference books are available. Mostly developers are buying with his requirement which is Database oriented or COM Oriented or etc. We don't know what's ur domain and which concept r u going to buy a reference book?
  Any way
  the follwoing links may useful for u
  
  http://www.vb-helper.com/books_other_visual_basic.html
  http://safari.informit.com/067231598X
  
  Good Luck
  
  Regards
  Hari K
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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  14 years ago

  by DoctorMahdi

  DoctorMahdi

  , Somalia

  Joined 15 years ago

  Hi Hari

  I didn't mean that

  yes, there is alot of different reference books about VB6 but you can't know which one is the best unless you read it or someone read it and told you about it so that's why i wrote this question!

  so Hari what are the books you like to read about VB6?

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  DoctorMahdi

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  14 years ago

  by Jon_Williamson

  Jon Williamson

  Texas, United States

  Joined 18 years ago

  I think that question is a bit too vague to answer with a single book. Most books are either very general introductions to programming with VB, or written for a specific genre or type of programming.

  I have dozens of books that are for one specific topic, such as API, database, networking, graphics, shell programming, extending/interacting with specific applications, etc. programming.

  The other thing to consider is your skill level - while the Appleman's book is widely considered the 'bible' for VB API programming, it isn't really useful to the novice programmer who doesn't understand most of the concepts.

  What kind of programming are you interested in, and what is your skill level?

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