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Microsoft Windows 8: Comprehensive
A Guided Tour of Microsoft(R) Visual Studio(R) 2010: Visual Basic(R), Visual C (R) and Visual C (R)
A Guided Tour of Microsoft(R) Visual Studio(R) 2010: Visual Basic(R), Visual C (R) and Visual C (R)

By Corinne Hoisington

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Learn about Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 with eight engaging videos! With author Corinne Hoisington as a guide, users will learn about the new Visual Studio 2010 interface and the most exciting fea...

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Technology Now: Your Companion to SAM Computer Concepts, Loose-leaf Version
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