Thanks Bob,

Sounds like I should order it regardless, so here goes... (off to the Hentzenwerkes).

JimN

>Jim,
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>I agree with you. I don't know why Whil doesn't turn on full text search when he compiles his books, it makes things so much easier to find. Perhaps that is why some of the newer books were done with PDF. You can actually do alot more things with it than I [know how to] do.
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>But, bottom line is, this book (KiloFox) is very well organized, and going through the contents structure will usually get you to what you need. I don't think I have tried to use the CHM index for this book yet. As far as the physical book, I'm not sure, it is at home right now.
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>HTH,
>BOb
>
>
>>>Let me second this recomendation. I would say, if you are going to buy only ONE book on VFP, get Hackers Guide, but, if you are going to buy two, and you want a book that tells you how things work, and how to perform certain magic, KiloFox is the book you need.
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>>>I recently put togther a data entry grid (against my better judgement) in a day and a half, that I know would have taken me a week without this book.
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>>>BOb
>>SNIP
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>>Hi Bob,
>>
>>I keep hearing good things about this (that?) book.
>>I would like to know the 'quality' of the Index and, more particularly, the .CHM file. I have yet to find one that comes close to the one with Hacker's. I am not impressed by the ones with other of the Hentzenwerkes books that I bought. They are adequate but pale in comparison to Hacker's, at least as I use these things.
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>>Any comments?
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>>JimN