Steve - Sorry, I meant that I have stopped my subscription :-)
Paul
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From:
Steve Cooney
To: Multiple recipients of list delphi
Sent: Thursday, 17 June 1999 22:17
Subject: Re: [DUG]: Reference books
Magazines:-
Visual Developer
> Steve wrote:
>
> > I believe Delphi Informant the best of the Delphi magazines and the CD
> > back issue is a sensible tool.
>
> Don't overlook The Delphi Magazine (UK). http://www.itecuk.com
> Consistently better technical content than DI, IMHO.
FWIW, I'll second that.
Steve wrote:
> I believe Delphi Informant the best of the Delphi magazines and the CD
> back issue is a sensible tool.
Don't overlook The Delphi Magazine (UK). http://www.itecuk.com
Consistently better technical content than DI, IMHO.
cheers,
peter
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Magazines:-
Visual Developer (discontinued)
AFAIK it lives: http://www.visual-developer.com/
and I have the May June issue in front of me on the desk mess.
Delphi Informant
Delphi Developers Journal (I think now taken over by Delphi
Developer)
I believe Delphi Informant the best of the
esday, 16 June 1999 22:00
Subject: RE: [DUG]: Reference books
And just to add to the list we use
Mastering Delphi 4 as a class text.
Doesn't have all the basic stuff in it as bulk to make to look thick!
Steven
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Wow! That got a response. Thanks everyone - there's a bunch of good
references to start with
Mark
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> >I find it hard to believe that all you obviously competent Delphi
> people posting
> >to this list, don't have tucked away somewhere some really nifty
> reference books.
> >I'm sure there are some sile
Heres a list of all the Delphi books I've got plus magazines subscribed to
- All have been useful at some time or other. I've noticed that in a lot of
books emphasis is placed on the features of Delphi with a sad lack of coverage
of the (Borland) Pascal language - I think to be an effective D
> However for serious Windows programming I have found two books very useful.
> 1 - The Tomes of Delphi 3: The Core Win32 API
> 2 - The Tomes of Delphi 3: The Core Win32 Graphical API
> These are reference books, not tutorials. However they contain an enourmous
> wealth of useful information on
Multimedia API book will be out soon or could be out now.
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> Sent: Wednesday, 16 June 1999 08:49
> To: Multiple recipients of list delphi
> Subject: RE: [DUG]: Reference
> >I find it hard to believe that all you obviously competent Delphi
> people posting
> >to this list, don't have tucked away somewhere some really nifty
> reference books.
> >I'm sure there are some silent subscribers who would find your
> suggestions
> >useful.
>
> All the books I ever bought we
to know - always end
up going back to the source.
Myles
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From: Carl Reynolds [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, June 16, 1999 8:49 AM
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Subject:RE: [DUG]: Reference books
>I find it hard to believe that all
>I find it hard to believe that all you obviously competent Delphi
people posting
>to this list, don't have tucked away somewhere some really nifty
reference books.
>I'm sure there are some silent subscribers who would find your
suggestions
>useful.
All the books I ever bought were pathetic. I t
Thanks for that suggestion Geoffrey.(How's the nipper?)
There was one other suggestion from Steve Cooney
I find it hard to believe that all you obviously competent Delphi people posting
to this list, don't have tucked away somewhere some really nifty reference books.
I'm sure there are some silent
Matthew Comb wrote:
> > Mark, Your questions are NOT silly.
> >
> > Tony.
>
> Well there was the one about the
>
> :)
>
> Matt.
Careful - I'm sensitive!
Mark
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I would have to suggest that for beginners that Delphi for Dummies is an
excellent starting point for the absolute beginner. I havent moved onto the
intermediate level yet so cant comment on that.
Geoff
Mark Howard wrote:
> Hi Guys
>
> It would be interesting and useful to me (and maybe some ot
> Mark, Your questions are NOT silly.
>
> Tony.
Well there was the one about the
:)
Matt.
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Mark, Your questions are NOT silly.
Tony.
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Date: Sunday, 13 June 1999 19:47
Subject: [DUG]: Reference books
Hi Guys
It would be interesting and useful to m
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From: Mark Howard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Sunday, June 13, 1999 8:44 PM
Subject: [DUG]: Reference books
> Hi Guys
>
> It would be interesting and useful to me (and maybe some
Hi Guys
It would be interesting and useful to me (and maybe some others) to get
some feedback on what are considered to be the best reference books for
beginner/intermediate level Delphinians.
Some areas that I need to address in particular are:
Understanding Paradox files, structure, indexing,
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