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3 comments about Waite Group's Visual Basic 6 Client/Server How-To (How-to Series).

1. After picking up this book and reviewing several of the demonstrated examples I have found myself capable of designing as well as implementing several of the methodologies mentioned. Clear instruction on the use of controls that come with VB6 and interesting examples that challenge you to be creative with your designs.



2. This book is very good. It stepping you through how-to's and problems on distributed applications with Visual Basic 6. It also talks about IIS applications and a lot more. I recommend this book for Advanced Programmers who knows the basics on VB.



3. I'm very love this book, but the publisher should published the source code on the web, The CD just broken so I lost the source and some utilities from CD. I try to find the code from the publisher web site but there is no result. Unlike Wrox Press, they published the source code on the web for each book which easy to update and correction. Finally, the source code should be published on the web.

5 comments about Visual Basic® 6 Master Reference.

1. This book is exactly what I was looking for. I consider myself to be an intermediate user (working hard to become an advanced user), and what I was looking for was a easy to use, fairly complete, concise reference book to supplement my library of "How to program in VB" books.

   Topics are broken down alphabetically, and like a dictionary, the Visual Basic 6 Master Reference has little three letter "tabs" on the edge of each page (i.e. "efg") help you locate your information quickly. The information on each topic is well presented, and includes little snippets of code that help to clarify and illustrate correct usage.

   Although this book is very good, it is not perfect. I have searched for some bits of information only to find that the book doesn't include them. But I can't imagine any single volume paperback or hardcover book that could provide information on all that VB has to offer.

   To summarize: this is a great reference book (not a how-to book) that covers a great deal of information about the Visual Basic 6 programming language.




2. I bought this book from the bookstore few weeks ago and i can say that it is one of the best buys i have made.I mean it is with hard covers, it has most of the control references in it and the examples are really helpful. And this is like the best laid out book i have seen in a long time. For the work place you can hardly find a better reference (at least on the controls).



3. The other reviews sum up the book nicely. It is much easier to use then the MSDN CDs. Here is some of what it does not include taken from the preface to the book: "This book does not cover the many additional controls (such as DataGrid,MonthView,MSChart, and Winsock) supplied with some editions of Visual Basic, as well as all events, methods, properties, and objects associated with these additional controls. Moreover, this book does not cover any controls, objects, properties, events, or methods used in Visual Basic database programming." They estimated a book covering all of VB would be twice this book's size. So if you are looking specifically for database help, you'll have to look elsewhere.



4. This book has everything I need. I found browsing(?) the book helpful as I encountered methods and code used in other books. It provides a good description of properties and what objects use them. The gigantic number of properties in VB at first intimidated me when VB1 came out in 1991, but this book helps greatly to overcome fears. The example code is good, but I would like to see much more sample code ( as we ALL would ). Buy this as a Reference tome to backup the other books you buy about VB.



5. Not what I had first expected, really good book to be used as a reference guide, rather than a book on showing you more features of vb.

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