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Wes,
look into the books of O'Reilly, the three I bought are very good. The
titles are "Java in a Nutshell", "Java Network Programming" and "Java
AWT Reference".
And there is (IMHO) an absolute "must" for a Java programmer: "The
Complete Reference Java 1.1" published by Osborne McGraw-Hill. You won't
see JBuilder even mentioned there, but you will learn a lot about Java.
Forget about JBuilder in xx days, as they address an audience that has
no experience in OO programming and don't explain hardly anything beyond
how to use JBuilder and a few very basic Java concepts.
- My 2 1/2 farthings -
...Conrad

Wes Wilhour wrote:

> Hello folks,
>  I jjust purchased JBuilder pro, and a little bit baffled about the
> lack of  documentation that came with it. BTW, I don't care for the
> new help system as well.
>  I would appreciate any directions/books/URL's  towards a base
> understanding of the language and tool. I come from a strong OOP/C++
> background and would like to start off on the right foot.
> Thank you in advance.
> Wes



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