2 comments about Visual Basic 4 Unleashed.

1. Being a VB Consultant and a VB Teacher, I've had the opportunity to go through many VB books. By far, VB4 Unleashed is the best. If you're already a good VB programmer, VB4 Unleashed will take you further. You'll learn how-to easily add sound (.wav) to your applications, how-to make screen savers, and even help files. Best part is that there is NO need to purchase any additional third-party controls in order to use the examples. (E.G. Learn Visual Basic in 21 days requires purchase of 3rd party OCX controls to use many of the examples.) I highly recommend this book. Kevin Scott, Visual Basic Application Developer, First Logic Inc.



2. I'm an experienced programmer although I'm just learning VB. This book is essential to becoming productive quickly.

No comments about Visual Basic 4 Para Window 95.

No comments about Visual Reference Basics Internet (Visual Reference Basics).

No comments about Teach Yourself... Visual Basic 3.0.

No comments about Visual Basic 5: Smartstart.

4 comments about Visual Basic Telephony.

1. In general, it is well writen: easy to read. However, as I worried, it was a little bit outdated. And, there were not surficent explanation on codes for visual voice. I wouldn't recommend this book if someone wants to learn how to write a program using visual voice in visual basic environment.



2. This book was an excellent introduction to visual basic telephony...If you are interested in a beginning book on Telephony and how a telephony application would work in a point and click environment, this book is a solid choice.



3. Don't buy this book. It is way out dated.



4. This book belongs on the "out of print" list. A promising title, but lousy content. Instead of providing useful materials on developing telephony applications in Visual Basic, the authors, in essence, used this book as promotional material for their own Visual Voice software component which works with Visual Basic 1.0, long outdated considering VB 6.0 is about to be replaced with VB.Net . The rest of the book is an overview of Visual Basic, telephony terminology, and even talks of Windows 3.1. This book is overdue for the recycling bins.

No comments about Visual Basic for MS-DOS Uncovered: Teach Yourself Event Oriented Programming.

No comments about The Visual Guide to Visual Basic 4.0 for Windows: The Illustrated, Plain-English Encyclopedia to the Windows Programming Language.

No comments about Outlook 2000 Visual Reference Basics.

2 comments about Visual Basic Programmer's Guide To The Windows Registry.

1. I bought this book and learned more about the Registry in 10 minutes than in hours of sifting through the newsgroups. Don Kiely really knows his stuff and it shows in this book. And, I am SO glad it's not yet another 1500-page tome the regurgitates manuals I already own.



2. Hay libros sobre manejo de rede