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Title: Visual Basic 4 for Windows for Dummies by Wally Wang, Wallace Wang, Tobin ISBN: 1-56884-230-9 Publisher: Hungry Minds, Inc Pub. Date: 22 September, 1995 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $19.99

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Average Customer Rating: 4.5 (6 reviews)

Rating: 4
Summary: For the absolute beginner only.
Comment: This book does a great job of letting the reader get their feet wet with VB4. Don't bother with this book unless you are a 100% novice. An intermediate with not benefit from this book at all. If you are interested in trying out VB and just want to see what it is like than this book is for you.

This book also mainly focuses on the user interface. It covers in great depth, command buttons, text boxes, labels, message boxes, and all the other objects that beginners often have a hard time with. The novie will learn some commands and be apply some code to their projects but it is only minimal.

Rating: 5
Summary: After this book, you'll need Visual Basic for Experts!
Comment: What a great book on programmig language. All the easy steps to make your own program! From Message Boxes to Variants. From Input Boxes to Popupmenus. This book is very well put together. You'll no longer be a dummy when you finish this book! I have VB3 for a year and went to 4. Took me a week with this book to MASTER it! Try it out!

Rating: 4
Summary: This is the book for beginners !!!
Comment: Outstanding ! If you're new to VB, this book is a must. The author uses some hilarious examples, and practical code to teach you how to work your way through VB. One caveat, this deals mostly with interface development in VB, if you want to learn about the heavy stuff (creating .bas files, compiling .dll files, etc) you'll have to look elsewhere. Other than that, this book is a great way to start working with VB