Title: Poorly written, bad grammer and vague examples.
Product review: I found so many grammatical errors while reading that bring you up short with a "What?" and make you reread the sentence trying to make some sense of it that it really made the book tough to read. I found some example source useful but too much was focused on CRT apps and not enough on using Delphi in a Windows environment. The fundamentals of the language were not focused on strongly enough and the author's attempts at humor were more distracting from the topic than funny. I'm glad this book came free with my copy of Delphi Desktop because I wouldn't buy it over something like Marco Cantu's Mastering Delphi or Peter Norton's Guide to Delphi if I was shopping now. Borland should stick to including their own tutorials and manuals instead of bundling books like this. It makes them look shoddy
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