Sams Teach Yourself Internet Programming with Visual Basic in 21 Days

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Summary: Save your money, don't buy this book!
Review: Arrgh! When is an ethical author going to actually describe the very significant new Web-related features of VB6 rather than doing a sloppy and minimal update of VB5 info? This book and Carl Franklin's effort are absolute ripoffs that do not deserve to be rewarded with your money! Instead, save it and reward the author(s) who will hopefully provide the first real publication that deals with DHTML, WebClasses, and the other pieces that distinguish VB6 from it's past versions. Please!!

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Summary: This book provided all the info I wanted it to provide
Review: The book provided the answers both as a tutorial and a reference book to get me up and on the right track with web classes, ASP etc. It gives everything it says it will give and is easy to read considering the ground its covering.

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Summary: Save your money, don't buy this book!
Review: This book covers a wide range of topics but the author never explains his code. The book shows you how to wite a search engine program, the program is several pages long. But the author never explains his logic or how the program works.

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Summary: Focus on DHTML too MUCH !
Review: This book talks lots of basic content about internet ! If you want to write internet applications , you should learn the use of DHTML and ASP, which I think is the most important. However, this book focuses on the use of DHTML within Visual Basic 6. I think it's better to reference other books containing the use of WebClass within VB6 after you read this book.