>>>I have a co-op student that is looking for a good introductory book to coding in VFP. Since I learned from MS manuals, I don't know of any good ones, and as I have very pressing projects i do not have the time to help her as much as I would like.
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>>The Effective Techniques Book by Booth & Sawyer from Hentzenwerke is a great introduction for someone sharp with a little bit of OOP/VFP familiarity.
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>Hi Rox. I have been thinking of getting this book. Would it be useful for a non-novice as well.

Hi Evan,

PMFJI, but I'd say so. I've read it and recommend it highly. Steve Sawyer (and this is from the book) said when they were asked to do the book, they ask about what the most significant feature Whil wanted. Whil said, "Wisdom" and Steve and JimB (IMHO) deliver. Usually, appredices in books are for later reference. You'll want to read them. It made me do some real hard thinking about my approach.