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Do you think that a book is the way to go
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Yes, you obvius need some way of learning the scope of C++, a book is an exelent way to achieve that.
Because you need the runtime library with VB, if you distribute a C++ program, then the compiled binary will provide the needed code in order to make it work anywhere..
If it's a VB program, you might end up with half the users asking, "
where can I find vbrun200.dll ??"
Those are some of the key factors to why, those who've moved on to C++ (or any other compiled language) are somewhat hostile towards VB.