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John Zukowski wrote:

> > Any good books out there that you wise and accomplished folk might be
> > able to recommend?
>
> I know you've gotten a few answers already.... But thought I would add
> my two cents worth.
>
> I have a list of books I recommend at
> http://java.miningco.com/msubbook.htm.
>
> There should be another JBuilder book hitting the shelves any day now
> called Borland's JBuilder: No Experience Required, from Sybex. I like
> it, but my opinions might be a little biased since I wrote it. ;-) It
> provides a skills based approach to teach the concepts. Retail is $29.99
>
> The TOC:
> - Exploring JBuilder
> - Employing the JBuilder Applet Wizard
> - Using Java Syntax
> - Creating a Scrolling Text Applet with Sound
> - Exploring AWT
> - Understanding Layout Management
> - Drawing with Java
> - Accessing Files
> - Understanding JavaBeans
> - Connecting Beans
> - Configuring the Palette
> - Creating Beans: Events/Properties
> - Creating Beans: Introspection
> - Creating Beans: Customization
> - Creating Beans: Serialization
> - Using the BeansExpress Wizards
> - Delivering Programs
> - Working with Menus
> - Creating a Toolbar
> - Customizing JBuilder
> - Debugging Multithreaded Programs
>
> --
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>   Webpage  http://www.magelang.com || http://java.miningco.com ;
>   Author   Borland_JBuilder_No_Experience_Required ;
>   Author   Java_AWT_Reference ;
>   Webpage  http://www.ora.com/catalog/javawt/ ;
> }

  I agree it is a good book and it has helped me a lot.
Thanks for such a good reference book on JBuilder John Zukowski!!