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VB and the development of wizards / Re: What ready materials should I buy?
« on: August 14, 2010, 11:35:12 AM »
Hi Jim,
For a long time now I have worked on the principal that 'if you don't need to know it don't waste time learning it'. This has resulted in a 'hands on' approach of only learning stuff as I need it.
For what it's worth, my advice is, choose a project that you wish to achieve - jump in with both feet and write the VB, looking up what you need to know when you need to know it.
There are so many Mach specific routines that you won't find in any structured VB learning course which is why I recommend the practical experience approach. All the information on VB that you require is linked somewhere on this forum and if you can't find it just as the question and someone will point you in the right direction.
Sorry for rambling on a bit but I hope this helps.
Tweakie.
For a long time now I have worked on the principal that 'if you don't need to know it don't waste time learning it'. This has resulted in a 'hands on' approach of only learning stuff as I need it.
For what it's worth, my advice is, choose a project that you wish to achieve - jump in with both feet and write the VB, looking up what you need to know when you need to know it.
There are so many Mach specific routines that you won't find in any structured VB learning course which is why I recommend the practical experience approach. All the information on VB that you require is linked somewhere on this forum and if you can't find it just as the question and someone will point you in the right direction.
Sorry for rambling on a bit but I hope this helps.
Tweakie.