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Internationalization with Visual Basic
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Internationalization with Visual Basic
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Table Of Contents -- (if you want to see what is in the book)
Credits -- (the people at Sams (my publisher) who made this book excellent)
Sample Chapters -- Some chapters from the book -- in Bulgarian, English, Farsi, Romanian, Simplified Chinese, and Thai (Last updated: 23 March 2001)
Owner's Area (Last updated: 24 November 2001)
The errata are located in the owner's area.
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United Kingdom
Denmark
Finland
Norway
Sweden
Germany
Netherlands
Let me know if you have any questions or comments about the book.... I would love to hear from you!
Michael Kaplan
Trigeminal Software, Inc.
http://www.trigeminal.com/
These are some products, book, or other items that I think highly of but for at least half of them had nothing to do with the making of. I do own every one of them and if you feel like asking me about why I like them, you can send me e-mail. There is very little that all of these items have in common; just think of it as a little list of things I like. :-)
- Aimee Mann is my favorite musician, and it was wonderful to be able to help her old site's international look.
- Mary Chipman and Andy Baron's Microsoft Access Developer's Guide to SQL Server
If you are working with Access and SQL Server but do not have this book, then you are probably doing it wrong!- Matt Curland's Advanced Visual Basic 6: Power Techniques for Everyday Programs
Perhaps he is not the father of VB, but Matt is the uncle who always gave you cool stuff no one else did!- Francesco Belana's Programming Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0
One of the best books on programming with VB ever written by anyone, anywhere.- Rebecca Riordan's Designing Relational Database Systems and Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Programming Step by Step
Simply the best books on the market for the practical advice needed to properly implement a relational database or learn to use SQL Server 2000.- The Unicode Standard, Version 3.0, by the Unicode Consortium
When the world wants to talk, it speaks Unicode. This book gives the full standard.- Nick Hornby's High Fidelity
A really excellent book, the first I have enjoyed in a long time. It also has nothing to do with computers! :-)- High Fidelity (the movie)
The movie based on Nick's book, I have probably watched it 50 times, at least. As with the book, no computers are involved.