| Copying vs. Cloning |
by Phil Eakins |
Published
02/09/2006
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.NET Framework
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Phil Eakins
/Images/NoPicture.gif) Having followed a successful career in the legal profession for over 20 years, Phil saw the light when he bought his first home computer (an Oric) in 1982.
Since then he has attained a Batchelors Degree in Computing and Maths from The Open University (and met his Wife at the same time)as well as attaining a CNE qualification.
Phil has worked extensively in the fields of Network Engineering and in the teaching and training of IT subects to adults.
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Acknowlegements and Appendix
Acknowledgements
I could not have started upon this quest without having (frequently) to hand a copy of ‘Building Applications and Components with VB.NET’ by Pattison & Hummel published by Addison-Wesley ISBN 0-201-73495-8, from which Figure 1 is based and also from which I learned so much. I should also mention Dr Hummel’s webcasts to be found on msdn.microsoft.com which are without equal (IMHO).
Secondly, ‘Applied Microsoft .NET Framework Programming in MS Visual Basic .NET’ by Richter & Balena published by Microsoft Press ISBN 0-7356-1787-2, particularly chapter 14.
Francesco Balena’s book ‘Programming Microsoft Visual Basic .NET (2004) has already been mentioned.
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