Thank you for your reply.........:)

> On the back of the book there is a "road map" for suggestions about 
books 
and in what order.  The professional asp.net is next on the list.  I am 
currently reading the beginning asp .net book with C# but I all ready have 
background with C#.  Having said that, the beginners book does a good job 
of 
explaining just what you need to know about C#.  I have looked through the 
pro book (actually I bought it and found it too hard with no asp/asp.net 
experiance)it is mostly an expansion of the beginners book with real life 
case studies and how to implement them but the C# code in it is pretty 
much 
the same as the code in the beginners book if you understand the C# code 
in 
asp .net then you should have no problem with the pro book.
I guess what I am trying to say is If you only want to know asp.net stuff 
then go with the asp .net pro book.  If you would like to know actual 
programming for windows then go with the C# book.

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