
April 17th, 2000, 08:13 PM
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<i><b>Originally posted by : steve</b></i><br />Considering your already familiar with VB and VBA and programming in general. The Learnasp books are probably overkill. Since I started this site I always look for my information on websites before a book. It doesn't hurt to have a good book available for reference. Depending on how your going to program. ASP 3.0 by wrox press probably hands down(in my opinion) is the best book to bring you up to speed and use as reference laster. 3.0 is part of win2k/iis5.0 and 2.0 is NT 4.0 and IIS 4.0. Depending on which platform your going to do. It might be a bit advanced at 1st until you learn the objects and methods of scripting. If I was you and your background I wouldnt waste the money on beginner books. Learn ASP in 21 days might be another book to think about but that is your choice. Between my site, learnasp.com, 15seconds.com to name a few most times the answers are already there. Just my thoughts hope it helps.<br /><br /><br />------------<br />Bryan Borough at 4/17/2000 5:55:02 PM<br /><br />I'm a programmer - have worked with C++, VB and VBA. I've taken a look at a few books:<br /><br />ASP in a Nutshell<br />Learn ASP in 24 Hours - SAMS<br />Learn ASP in 21 Days - SAMS <br />ASP Unleashed - SAMS<br />Active Server Pages 2.0, Professional - Wrox<br />and<br />Active Server Pages 3.0, Professional - Wrox<br /><br />I see we can buy any of these on this site, but is there a need to buy more than one of them?<br /><br />Which ones are recommended? <br /><br />I was thinking of buying Learn ASP in 21 days, get familiarized with syntax, etc. <br />And buying Active Server Pages 3.0 as a reference manual. Or would this web site <br />be better than the books?<br /><br />Any one experienced enough to tell me which path to take?<br /><br />Cool site!<br /><br />My thanks,<br />Bryan Borough
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