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3 total messages Started by Jacob Zar Sat, 06 Feb 1999 00:00
Books wanted
#125
Author: Jacob Zar
Date: Sat, 06 Feb 1999 00:00
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I just purchaed VDbase 7 and I'm having a lot of trouble learning to use
it.  The tutorial books are out of print.  Does anyone have a copy of
the following books that they would be willing to sell me?
Learn Visual Dbase 5.5 programming by Martin Rinehart
Visual Dbase 5.5 Unleashed by Paul Maher.
Teach Yourself Visual dbase 5.5 for windows in 21 days by N and U
Gurrewich.

Please contact me at jacobzar@earthlink.net
Re: Books wanted
#126
Author: Geoff S. Wass
Date: Sun, 07 Feb 1999 00:00
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Jacob,

To be honest, in my opinion the 5.5 and 5.6 version of dBASE is
sufficiently different from VdB 7.01 that you will find the books not
entirely helpful.

I would suggest, instead, that you take advantage of the Internet
resources that are available since no VdB 7.01 book exists at this time.
Below you will see a link to my site. Go to my dBASE page. Under "TeamB"
you will find the name Alan Katz. Go to his site and get his OOP.how and
OODML.how documents. Read them to start with. Get his other material and
the great number of how documents at Ken Mayer's site next. Read them.
Use the InterBase & dBASE Web Ring to visit other sites. There is so
much information, that you probably will find you don't need a book.
These news groups can fill in the gaps and special things that you want
to do.


--
Geoff Wass
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia


=>=> More dBASE info at http://members.theglobe.com/Geoff_Wass <=<=
Re: Books wanted
#127
Author: Jean-Pierre Martel
Date: Sun, 07 Feb 1999 00:00
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Jacob Zar wrote:
> Does anyone have a copy of the following books?
> Learn Visual Dbase 5.5 programming by Martin Rinehart
> Visual Dbase 5.5 Unleashed by Paul Maher.
> Teach Yourself Visual dbase 5.5 for windows in 21 days
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Mr. Zar,

I agree with what Mr. Wass replied to you. But beside OODML and DataModules,
VdB 7 shares many things in commun with VdB 5.5: the Table Designer, the
Form Designer (with its Property inspector and Field Palette), a similar
Navigator, a Command Window, etc. In short, they don't _look_ completely
differerent.

If you are completely new to VdB, a good book on VdB 5.5 (at half price)
will allow you to familiarize yourself with the VdB interface and make you
see how easy it is to use VdB. In big cities, you should find books on VdB
5.5 for about 35$ U..S. Here, they are not hard to find.

Moreover, DataCal sells some videos on VdB (but I don't know if they are on
VdB 5.0 or 5.5) for 30$ U.S. each
http://www.datacal.com/catalog.htm

Jean-Pierre Martel
MGA Communications - Montr๏ฟฝal - Canada
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