Title: Author Didn't Review/Debug his Own Code!
Product review: This book starts out with an interest and plausible concept: to teach the reader the fundamentals of VB6 in a weekend. And it would be able to accomplish this task in at least a "four-star" fashion if the author and/or publisher had attempted to review the code for errors and debug the code. From chapter 22 onward the code errors are so serious that one cannot run the sample program since one uncorrected error builds on another (and coding errors are simple repeated in the code on the included CD) the book becomes practically impossible to follow along by coding on your own computer after chapter 22. What's worse, the publisher does not publish an errata on their website for this book.
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