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It is not easy to answer your question. There are so many VB books and web
sites out there
that the best book for you really depends on your background.
I read the online MSDN documentation (which has many very good tutorials at
every level) and
than I subscribed to Visual Basic Programmer Journal (now renamed Visual
Studio Magazine)
and started visiting web sites only after I had a reasonable understanding
of the language so
I could make a fair judgment (now my favorite are vb2themax and DevX). But I
am a seasoned
programmer (I started in 77 with Fortran IV), other people went to a
completely different path.
If you are new to VB, please consider going directly to .NET, which everyone
of us will do
sooner or later.
 
m.
 
  

 -----Original Message-----
From: mani2000 [mailto:mani2000@s...]
Sent: Wednesday, January 16, 2002 11:25 PM
To: professional vb
Subject: [pro_vb] vb tutorial



Hay 
 
can you please tell me best advanced tutorial for VB?
 
Thanks in advance
 
mani