Visual Basic&database, Anyone willing to be a mentor?

John Mahe
#1 / 5

Anyone willing to be a mentor?

I am trying to teach myself the art of database programming via a book,
"Using Visual Basic 4", a Que book. The book really only skims over
databases, so my education is quite patchy. Would anyone be kind enough to
act as a "guide" for me when I have questions? I know this NG is meant for
answering questions, but I have so many really "dumb" type questions that I
don't want to take up space in the NG. If anyone is willing to help me,
email me.
John Maher

Sun, 04 Mar 2001 03:00:00 GMT

Ales Musta
#2 / 5

Anyone willing to be a mentor?

I don't think many people will response to you, but if they do, hey i'm glad
and happy for you.
Post your questions no matter how dumb they are to the newsgroup(s).
Even if someone laugs you won't see him laughing at you. But still people
who'll reply with laughing messages are the ones to which we should laugh.
No one knows everything!

--
Ales Mustar

Remove one i from the word ziig, if you wish to email me.

Quote:

>I am trying to teach myself the art of database programming via a book,
>"Using Visual Basic 4", a Que book. The book really only skims over
>databases, so my education is quite patchy. Would anyone be kind enough to
>act as a "guide" for me when I have questions? I know this NG is meant for
>answering questions, but I have so many really "dumb" type questions that I
>don't want to take up space in the NG. If anyone is willing to help me,
>email me.
> John Maher

Sun, 04 Mar 2001 03:00:00 GMT

Britt Smit
#3 / 5

Anyone willing to be a mentor?

We used a book in college called Teach Yourself Database Programming Using
VB5.
It's not bad for beginning. E-mail if you want the publisher or ISBN. I
can't be your mentor as I am in the same boat you are.
--
Britt Smith

Quote:

> I am trying to teach myself the art of database programming via a book,
> "Using Visual Basic 4", a Que book. The book really only skims over
> databases, so my education is quite patchy. Would anyone be kind enough
to
> act as a "guide" for me when I have questions? I know this NG is meant
for
> answering questions, but I have so many really "dumb" type questions that
I
> don't want to take up space in the NG. If anyone is willing to help me,
> email me.
> John Maher

Sun, 04 Mar 2001 03:00:00 GMT

Jakob Leande
#4 / 5

Anyone willing to be a mentor?

You can even read it for free at http://www.mcp.com/personal

Quote:

>We used a book in college called Teach Yourself Database Programming Using
>VB5.
>It's not bad for beginning. E-mail if you want the publisher or ISBN. I
>can't be your mentor as I am in the same boat you are.
>--
>Britt Smith

>> I am trying to teach myself the art of database programming via a book,
>> "Using Visual Basic 4", a Que book. The book really only skims over
>> databases, so my education is quite patchy. Would anyone be kind enough
>to
>> act as a "guide" for me when I have questions? I know this NG is meant
>for
>> answering questions, but I have so many really "dumb" type questions that
>I
>> don't want to take up space in the NG. If anyone is willing to help me,
>> email me.
>> John Maher

Mon, 05 Mar 2001 03:00:00 GMT

John Mahe
#5 / 5

Anyone willing to be a mentor?

Thanks for the ideas on the book. I have recieved a couple of replies. I
really thought I might get flamed rather badly, but (at least until now)
have had no idiotic reponses. I will still post some of my quicker questions
here. Thanks to all,
John Maher

Quote:

>You can even read it for free at http://www.mcp.com/personal

>>We used a book in college called Teach Yourself Database Programming Using
>>VB5.
>>It's not bad for beginning. E-mail if you want the publisher or ISBN. I
>>can't be your mentor as I am in the same boat you are.
>>--
>>Britt Smith

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Mon, 05 Mar 2001 03:00:00 GMT