On top of reading those recommended books, have a look at http://www.mindleaders.com, there are some pretty cheap online C# courses there. (please note that I am a reseller of these courses) but do not stand to gain anything if you buy directly from mindleaders.

Also if you are a member of the ACM you get access to some free online C# (amongst a lot of others) courses.

>I need to learn C# and Dot Net.
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>How do I go from an OLD Foxpro DOS guy to being a C# guy?
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>Any good books on that subject?
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>I doubt I will EVER stop using Foxpro and VFP9 works so well with SQL.
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>However, I also need to make the move to Dot Net
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>Any Suggestions??????