Hello,

I have been using Visual C++ for quite a while now, but recently my
company has decided to use Borland C++ Builder (because my boss knows
Delphi and can't be bothered to learn VC++!!). As I am quite
knowledgeable on C++ programming including MFC, I was wondering if
anyone can suggest a decent book for helping me learn the new classes
and the BCB environment.

Thanks for any advice,

Andy

One of the best is the one that comes in the box with Builder3, Teach
Yourself Borland C++ Builder.  The 14 days edition is included, the 21 day
version is at your favorite bookstore (or at least it should...)  There are
others that get you more into the nitty gritty, but the Teach Yourself book
is the best introduction to the IDE, and pretty good at helping you get your
feet wet and your hands dirty.

      Kevin

You should also run, don't walk, to your local bookstore (or, say,
amazon.com) and pick up Borland C++Builder How-To by Miano, Howe, and
Cabanski.  It is a treasure trove of code solving all sorts of problems.
The first two fellows hang out here quite a bit.

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Yes, this is excellent advice! Along with the Learn in 21 days book.
(I second the nominations)

On Fri, 12 Jun 1998 11:40:13 -0400, Jonathan Arnold