looking for materials on the web to learn Visual C++.... 2

[TeaAddictedGeek]

I'm not new to C++, but I'm VERY new to Visual C++. I tried going through the tutorial at Microsoft and wound up with 10 errors somewheres through it. It's obvious that I need other support to figure out what I'm doing. Can someone point me to some decent URLs on the web to learn Visual C++?<br>
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Thanks!

 

[jpmckay]

try

http://www.pbs.mcp.com

and use VC++ Books online for free

 

[TeaAddictedGeek]

Thank you!! I love this place!

 

[MCSE2b]

http://www.informit.com/product/0789715392/

 

[Suspicious]

Went to

http://www.pbs.mcp.com<br>

found no reference to VC++ books, did find acMillan publishers collecting email addresses..... suspect the posting to be phony....

 

[David]

I went to the <A HREF="

http://www.pbs.mcp.com"

TARGET="_new">

http://www.pbs.mcp.com</A>

. Key word search off the front door of visual C++ turned up about 10 returns of books that seem on target. I didn't drill down into any of them, but they seem OK....<br>
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Just a FYI.<br>
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Dave

 

[lora]

check out informit.com, the site above referenced this site, good information/books online...

 

[Karl Blessing]

I can recomend two things to correspond between each other<br>
for C++ in general<br>
C++ From the Ground Up Second Edition (ISBN 0-07-882405-2)<br>
and for VC++<br>
Using Visual C++ 6 Special Editino (ISBN 0-7897-1539-2)<br>
of course if you never got into books much<br>
the ISBN is a quick way to find the book<br>
usally if you call a bookstore like either<br>
Borders, or Barnes and Nobles, give them the ISBN and they<br>
can imediatly tell you if a copy exist in their stores.