C# Black Book [With CDROM]

Has anyone else that's read the section on ADO.NET noticed that the objects are no longer SQLConnection or OLEDBConnection, and instead ADOConnection....???Given that this guy works at MS, I'm thinking that there is a major change within ADO.NET in the final release of VS.NET that is going to be different than how it currently is with ADO.NET in the Beta 2 or Release Candidate.Anyhow, good book, I've found it very informative and up-to-date (trust me...that's valuble) as a C# reference.

This is the best book I've purchased yet that covers Windows Forms programming with C#. After the usual chapters that introduce you to the C# language, OO Programming, CLR and Microsoft .Net in general you'll find that the remainder of the book (About 40-45%) provides solutions and great code examples on programming Windows Forms Applications.