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AmendConstitution_ArnoldForPresident - 02 Oct 2007 16:42 GMT

What's popular as the next step after j-w's (et al) books? I'm
thinking C calls, WIN API, SQL interface, ODBC, interfaces with other
applications - notably the web - etc.? Ideally (which I suppose is the
grail in authoring) these would start from mere familiarity with those
areas, yet then penetrate them much heavier than Dummies books, rich
with hands on examples.

The only one I've considered is the John/Stephen/Rob Programmers
Reference - and if you weren't already going to include at least that
in your answer, I'm really mixed up!

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Bob Phillips - 02 Oct 2007 17:54 GMT

Professional Excel Development by Rob, Stephen and John (published by
Addison Wesley).

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> What's popular as the next step after j-w's (et al) books? I'm
> thinking C calls, WIN API, SQL interface, ODBC, interfaces with other
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> Reference - and if you weren't already going to include at least that
> in your answer, I'm really mixed up!

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AmendConstitution_ArnoldForPresident - 02 Oct 2007 19:28 GMT

> Professional Excel Development by Rob, Stephen and John (published by
> Addison Wesley).

U betcha. Looks like cool stuff. Besides, from reading the Amazon page
it sounds like a playback of my request items! Nice target shooting
on your response ! :)

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Bob Phillips - 02 Oct 2007 23:15 GMT

Well, as a proud owner ...

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>> Professional Excel Development by Rob, Stephen and John (published by
>> Addison Wesley).
>
> U betcha. Looks like cool stuff. Besides, from reading the Amazon page
> it sounds like a playback of my request items! Nice target shooting
> on your response ! :)

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