I am just begining to code using Visual Basic 6 and I am looking for a book (or a couple of books) which will provide the appropriate guidance. Ideally it should help with a good 'grounding' and be a valuble point of reference for amateur and professional VB coding. Can anyone suggest a good guide?
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Visual Basic 6 Guide, Covering Amateur to Professional Guidance
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I like the Sams guides. They are very cheap (cos I'm very poor).
They do:
Learn VB in 24 Hours (Very very basic)
Learn VB in 21 Days (Beginner)
Learn More VB in 21 Days (More Advanced)
and they also have a VB reference book which should cover most things.
I got the Learn More book for only £16 (in the IK).
But if money is no object then there might be better books.
They do:
Learn VB in 24 Hours (Very very basic)
Learn VB in 21 Days (Beginner)
Learn More VB in 21 Days (More Advanced)
and they also have a VB reference book which should cover most things.
I got the Learn More book for only £16 (in the IK).
But if money is no object then there might be better books.
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