Kris Jamsa (Richmond, TX) is the best-selling author of nearly 90 books on all aspects of computing. With over a decade of experience, Kris's books have helped millions of programmers worldwide. He is the founder of WirelessLookup.com, which provides users and businesses an instant presence on the wireless Web. Charles Wright (Littleton, CO) is the Systems Editor for the Denver Post. In the past, he has co-authored a personal computer column at a major California newspaper and served as the Technical Coordinator for the Minneapolis Star Tribune Online Project. In 1995, Charles was part of the team that launched AT&T's Interchange service. He has been in the newspaper business for more than 30 years and is the author of the following books: 1001 Visual C++ Programming Tips, Starting with Visual C++, and Rescued by C SHARP.

• Ch. 1: Installing and Using the.NET Framework Ch. 2: Getting Started with C SHARP Ch. 3: Data Types in C SHARP Ch. 4: Understanding C SHARP Classes Ch. 5: Handling Exceptions Ch. 6: Understanding C SHARP Objects Ch. 7: C SHARP Language and Syntax Ch. 8: Building the User Interface Ch. 9: Advanced C SHARP Concepts Ch. 10: Using Strings Ch. 11: Namespaces Ch. 12: Writing Windows Forms Applications Ch. 13: Using the Common Controls Ch. 14: Using the Common Dialogs Ch. 15: File Operations Ch. 16: Using Events and Delegates Ch. 17: Using Active X Data Objects Ch. 18: COM and COM+ Programming Ch. 19: ASP.NET Ch. 20: Web Services

Kris Jamsa (Richmond, TX) is the best-selling author of nearly 90 books on all aspects of computing. With over a decade of experience, Kris's books have helped millions of programmers worldwide. He is the founder of WirelessLookup.com, which provides users and businesses an instant presence on the wireless Web. Charles Wright (Littleton, CO) is the Systems Editor for the Denver Post. In the past, he has co-authored a personal computer column at a major California newspaper and served as the Technical Coordinator for the Minneapolis Star Tribune Online Project. In 1995, Charles was part of the team that launched AT&T's Interchange service. He has been in the newspaper business for more than 30 years and is the author of the following books: 1001 Visual C++ Programming Tips, Starting with Visual C++, and Rescued by C SHARP.

• Ch. 1: Installing and Using the.NET Framework Ch. 2: Getting Started with C SHARP Ch. 3: Data Types in C SHARP Ch. 4: Understanding C SHARP Classes Ch. 5: Handling Exceptions Ch. 6: Understanding C SHARP Objects Ch. 7: C SHARP Language and Syntax Ch. 8: Building the User Interface Ch. 9: Advanced C SHARP Concepts Ch. 10: Using Strings Ch. 11: Namespaces Ch. 12: Writing Windows Forms Applications Ch. 13: Using the Common Controls Ch. 14: Using the Common Dialogs Ch. 15: File Operations Ch. 16: Using Events and Delegates Ch. 17: Using Active X Data Objects Ch. 18: COM and COM+ Programming Ch. 19: ASP.NET Ch. 20: Web Services

Kris Jamsa (Richmond, TX) is the best-selling author of nearly 90 books on all aspects of computing. With over a decade of experience, Kris's books have helped millions of programmers worldwide. He is the founder of WirelessLookup.com, which provides users and businesses an instant presence on the wireless Web. Charles Wright (Littleton, CO) is the Systems Editor for the Denver Post. In the past, he has co-authored a personal computer column at a major California newspaper and served as the Technical Coordinator for the Minneapolis Star Tribune Online Project. In 1995, Charles was part of the team that launched AT&T's Interchange service. He has been in the newspaper business for more than 30 years and is the author of the following books: 1001 Visual C++ Programming Tips, Starting with Visual C++, and Rescued by C SHARP.

• Ch. 1: Installing and Using the.NET Framework Ch. 2: Getting Started with C SHARP Ch. 3: Data Types in C SHARP Ch. 4: Understanding C SHARP Classes Ch. 5: Handling Exceptions Ch. 6: Understanding C SHARP Objects Ch. 7: C SHARP Language and Syntax Ch. 8: Building the User Interface Ch. 9: Advanced C SHARP Concepts Ch. 10: Using Strings Ch. 11: Namespaces Ch. 12: Writing Windows Forms Applications Ch. 13: Using the Common Controls Ch. 14: Using the Common Dialogs Ch. 15: File Operations Ch. 16: Using Events and Delegates Ch. 17: Using Active X Data Objects Ch. 18: COM and COM+ Programming Ch. 19: ASP.NET Ch. 20: Web Services