C# e-book ....with format of windows forms .cs, not WPF.

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Currently learning C# using Visual studio 2010, I have used the basic material on
http://www.homeandlearn.co.uk/csharp/csharp.html. which was very good for a beginner like me.

I have now moved to new material Visual C# 2010 ebook. The book does its explanation and coding on wpf format instead of windows forms. I have no problem with WPF format but i would be more happy learning using widows forms.

Please help me with C# material(ebooks) that explains things in windows forms and not WPF format?

Posted 14-Apr-13 23:04pm

Levy Mpyana

Updated 15-Apr-13 2:23am

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ZurdoDev 15-Apr-13 7:44am

What exactly is your question?

Levy Mpyana 15-Apr-13 8:23am

I am in need of C# material/ebook. one with illustrations/examples using Windows forms and not the newest technology called WPF. do you have?

OriginalGriff 15-Apr-13 8:26am

Stop bumping your question - it's rude and does not go unnoticed...
Changing it to actually add info is one thing, but trivial or non-existent changes to put it higher in the list are another altogether.

Levy Mpyana 15-Apr-13 8:41am

i am sorry about that it was not intentional. sorry

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2013-04-15T02:29:00

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Have you tried Amazon? Google Play Books? Or indeed anywhere that stocks ebooks?

Wrox[^] do good ones, as do Adison-Wesley[^]. Avoid anything with "in xxx days", multiple exclamation marks or "for Dummies" in the title.

Posted 15-Apr-13 2:29am

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