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Summary: The best book on Windows.Forms.NET so far
Review: This is definitively the best book I have read on Windows.Forms.NET programming. A lot of material covered in the very friendly format. I've purchased the e-book version. If you're serious GUI developer and you're moving to .NET you must read this one first, and all others then if you need them. Excellent book!
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Summary: The Defintive Book For Widows Forms.NET
Review: This is definitively the best book I have read on Windows.Forms.NET programming. I have read other books such as the one by Petzold and those published by Wrox. But by far if you work through ALL the chapters, you will be able to walk away with a wealth of knowledge on Windows Forms. The approach is very unique and I have not seen it in any other book so far. I do not distinguish books by publisher rather by the quality of contents of the book and this book I have to admit is well thought, cut and presented. I bought the e-version of the book.
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Summary: Excellent book to learn WinForms using C#
Review: This title is absolutely amazing and packs several topics that C# developers will come across in the real world. Walking us through a sample MyPhotos Application, the author explains how creating reusable libraries, using common dialog boxes, basic controls, toolbars and menus. Unlike other texts, topics are not washed over but everything is explained nicely and also ties back into the sample MyPhotos application perfectly! In the more advanced secion of the book, the author takes a look at List and Tree views in creatng a sample MyAlbumExplorer. Then DataBinding in WinForms along with printing, timers, ActiveX controls and Drag-n-drop support are also explained. No matter what level you are at in C#, this book is sure to improve your programming and possibly inject some enthusiasm into your programming again. Great text, super sample applications and the example WORKS! Get your copy now ;0)
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Summary: A very good book !!!
Review: Wanna learn Windows Forms programming from the ground up ?
Do you want a 700 pages tutorial about Windows Forms programming ?
Wanna have fun building a real world application ?
Yes ??? then buy this one.
It's not the perfect book about WFP but it's the best you can buy while I'm writing this review.
It's worth the money.
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Summary: A solid and useful reference for C# users
Review: Windows Forms Programming With C# by software developer and Windows applications expert Erik Brown is a comprehensive, straightforward, "user friendly" guide to writing programs in the .NET environment using object-oriented sets of classes. Various chapters address getting started with Windows Forms and Virtual Studio .NET, a wide variety of forms from menus and toolbars to data binding, document interfaces and more. Of special note are the commentaries regarding owner-drawn list boxes; list and tree views; multiple document interfaces; data grids and data binding; "drag and drop"; and the implementation of reusable libraries, auto-filled combo boxes, keyboard and mouse processing, printing and print previewing, and embedded web browsers. Tables and black-and-white screenshots help make the offered code and suggestions as clear as possible in this solid and useful reference for C# users.
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