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In that past, I've found the &quot;teach yourself xxx in 21 days&quot; series to be pretty good. &nbsp;I don't know if they have one for .net yet. &nbsp;(Note that the competitor, &quot;teach yourself xxx in 24 hours,&quot; I've heard is not as good.)<br />

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In that past, I've found the "teach yourself xxx in 21 days" series to be pretty good.  I don't know if they have one for .net yet.  (Note that the competitor, "teach yourself xxx in 24 hours," I've heard is not as good.)


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I have Appleman's book, and it is good, but I also really like the ASP .Net Complete Reference.<br />
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All of the .Net stuff in Visual Studio .Net is basically geared for ASP .Net, since XML, SOAP and other Internet technologies are the main core.<br />
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The ASP .Net Complete Reference takes you through with examples of VB .Net and C#, to give you a good understanding of ASP .Net. &nbsp;Of course everything for ASP .Net is there as well.<br />
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ASP .Net The Complete Reference is an Osbourne book by Matthew MacDonald.<br />
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I have Appleman's book, and it is good, but I also really like the ASP .Net Complete Reference.

All of the .Net stuff in Visual Studio .Net is basically geared for ASP .Net, since XML, SOAP and other Internet technologies are the main core.

The ASP .Net Complete Reference takes you through with examples of VB .Net and C#, to give you a good understanding of ASP .Net.  Of course everything for ASP .Net is there as well.

ASP .Net The Complete Reference is an Osbourne book by Matthew MacDonald.

RichW

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Hi, experts!<br />
I am looking for a good books to learn VB.NET.<br />
Something to make a move from VB 6 to VB.NET as pleasent as possible. I heard that Appleman's book is good. Do you have any suggestion?<br />
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Thanks
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Hi, experts!
I am looking for a good books to learn VB.NET.
Something to make a move from VB 6 to VB.NET as pleasent as possible. I heard that Appleman's book is good. Do you have any suggestion?

Thanks

book for VB.NET

Visual Basic is Microsoft’s event-driven programming language and integrated development environment (IDE) for its Component Object Model (COM) programming model. It is relatively easy to learn and use because of its graphical development features and BASIC heritage. It has been replaced with VB.NET, and is very similar to VBA (Visual Basic for Applications), the programming language for the Microsoft Office product line.