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Ed Koop, Anne Price & Joel Murach
Paperback - 617 pages (April 1999)
Mike Murach & Associates, Inc
ISBN: 1890774049 (978-1890774042)
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(5 out of 5)
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John Smiley
Paperback - 776 pages (November 1998)
Wrox Press
ISBN: 1902745000 (978-1902745008)
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(5 out of 5)
Sybex Inc
Paperback - 1040 pages (25 March, 1999)
Sybex International
ISBN: 0782124690 (978-0782124699)
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(5 out of 5)
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Rob Bernavich
Paperback - 345 pages (3 December, 1998)
Que
ISBN: 078971812X (978-0789718129)
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(4 out of 5)
Dan Appleman
Paperback - 858 pages (16 August, 1998)
Sams Publishing
ISBN: 1562765760 (978-1562765767)
Rating
(2 out of 5)
Greg M. Perry (Editor), Lowell Sams et al.
Paperback - 880 pages (December 1998)
Sams
ISBN: 0672315122 (978-0672315121)
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(3 out of 5)
John Connell
Paperback - 880 pages (August 1998)
Wrox Press
ISBN: 1861001061 (978-1861001061)
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(4 out of 5)
Wayne S. Freeze
Paperback - 909 pages (September 1998)
Sybex Inc
ISBN: 078212349X (978-0782123494)
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(2 out of 5)
John Clark Craig, Jeff Webb
Paperback - 900 pages (August 1998)
Wrox Press
ISBN: 1861001053 (978-1861001054)
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(4 out of 5)
Dan Appleman
Paperback - 1584 pages (April 1999)
Sams
ISBN: 0672315904 (978-0672315909)
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(3 out of 5)
Jake Sturm
Paperback - 400 pages (February 1999)
Wrox Press
ISBN: 1861002513 (978-1861002518)
Rating
(3 out of 5)
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Murach's Visual Basic 6
Quality: This book is superb from beginner to advanced there is something to learn from this book, in a way that introduces you to new concepts and explains where necessary in a well constructed manner.
Ease of Use: If you are a beginner you'll find this book a must especially for ADO database programming but the book also covers other business applications.
Ability Level: This book is good for all levels, even if you have never used Visual Basic before you can start from the basics of how to use VB, and if you are already familiar with it you can simply skip those sections. This book covers all levels of programming using VB in a business.
Usability: This book is easy to use as there are full printed code examples to construct fully working applications and are in an easy to read format, properties and other concepts are explained well.
Usefulness: For business applications this book is a must, plus if you are just starting Visual Basic this should be the book to use. The book also covers ActiveX and other required development skills.
Overall: This book is so good it is ideal as a training manual for new users of Visual Basic, or those who have never done database programming as this book covers everything you'd need to know.
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5 out of 5
