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Advanced Visual Basic 6 Special Edition
by The Mandelbrot Set
Although this book covers most of the advanced VB topics, it also discusses in detail more original ideas, such as the Y2K problem, finding a job and beta testing. A definate must have for professional and enterprise developers.
Beginning Visual Basic 5
by Peter Wright
If you want to learn Visual Basic 5 painlessly, this is a fine choice of book. Peter Wright covers the basics and more, in this well written guide. I would actually recommend this book to beginners and experts alike, as Wright covers many complex subjects. If you want to learn VB5, this is the book to have.
Beginning Visual Basic 6 Database Programming
by John Connell
This book is suitable for VB programmers who have read a single general introduction, like Beginning Visual Basic, and want to get down to developing database applications for business
Core Visual Basic 5
by Gary Cornell and Dave Jezak
One of the best VB5 books, Core Visual Basic 5 offers more than just a beginners guide to programming. As well as the usual chapters on the basics of VB coding, this book briefly touches on some more advanced ideas, including using the API and Registry, optimizing your code and writing ActiveX controls.
Dan Appleman's Win32 API Puzzle Book and Tutorial for Visual Basic Developers
by Dan Appleman
API guru Dan has written a book that aims to teach you how to use the API by setting lots of little VB programming puzzles for you to solve and learn from. An original idea, and a great book for newbie developers looking to dive into the API without being overwelmed by complex declarations and jargon.
Developing ActiveX controls with Visual Basic
by Daniel Appleman
If you are interested in developing ActiveX controls using Visual Basic, this is a book you should not be without. This is a big book, but it covers all aspects of developing ActiveX components. Daniel Appleman really knows what he is doing, and he has brought us another essential book.
Hardcore Visual Basic
by Bruce McKinney
If you are serious about programming powerful applications, this is another essential guide for your VB library. Bruce McKinney has written a book that unveils the mystery of Visual Basic. This book is perfect for advanced programmers who want to go a little further.
Murach's Visual Basic 6
by Ed Koop, Anne Prince and Joel Murach
Veteran mainframe publisher Murach Books's first VB title teaches you how to program with practical examples. In fact, after only 44 pages you will have your first application completed! Ideal book for the Visual Basic newbie.
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