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Title: Inside Microsoft Visual InterDev by Ken Miller, Ken Spencer, Eric Vincent, Nicholas D. Evans ISBN: 1-57231-583-0 Publisher: Microsoft Press Pub. Date: December, 1997 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $39.99

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Average Customer Rating: 2.22 (18 reviews)

Rating: 4
Summary: Excellent Book
Comment: Of the 4 Visual Interdev books I have read, this one is the best. Good discussion of Design time controls and how to script them and of passing parameters.

Rating: 1
Summary: A waste of time and money
Comment: Computer books seem to break down into one of three major categories: theoretical concept overviews, exhaustive step-by-step learning guides, or pinpoint reference guides (e.g. O'Reily In-A-Nutshell). This book is a muddled mix of all three without achieving the benefits of any. It's too lightweight and disorganized to be a reference manual and too cursory to be a learning guide.

I am over 100 pages into this and I am not quite sure if I have learned anything useful. It was clearly written without an objective in mind, which is evident chapter after chapter. It was comforting to see that many others share my opinion. I wish I had read these reviews before purchasing.

Rating: 1
Summary: very bad quality
Comment: This book is very poorly written---it doesn't teach you anything. I've read about 100 pages now and still couldn't find something real about InterDev. All the menus, toolbars, buttons in this book are for older versions of InterDev; I'm using V6.0(SP3) and can't find any of those mentioned in the book. Most of the description are just pointless. These guys don't know about InterDev---that's what I get from reading this book.