I have the C# edition of ASP.NET Website Programming Program - Design - Solution, and it seems to be a good book. I have just started with it, but it has given me some ideas on how to design an application, which the other books I have don't seem to do. The other ASP.NET books I have read give you the fundamentals, but don't seem to help in putting it all together. However, it's not a beginners book. I am also reading Developing and Implementing Web Applications with Visual C#.NET and Visual Studio.NET by Amit Kalani. This book is designed to help you pass certification exam 70-315. It's a good book.

>I'm trying to decide between .Net books with VB samples besides Kevin's excellent .Net for VFP Developers. I'm looking for books that focus on Web development. I heard the Wrox books were good, but they aren't available any more. There's a guy selling "ASP.NET Website Programming: Problem - Design - Solution, VB.NET Edition" on Amazon for $173.97 saying it's a collectors item.
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>Here's two that I found 5 star rated on Amazon:
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>Moving to ASP.NET by Steve Harris, Rob MacDonald
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>Essential ASP.NET with Examples in Visual Basic .NET by Fritz Onion
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>Any insight is appreciated.
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>Jacci