Microsoft Press Running Visual Basic for Windows 2nd Ed Ross Nelson PB 1993

Before someone could build their first computer program, they had to begin somewhere. Perhaps that beginning was a book like this one.I purchased this copy of Running Visual Basic for Windows at an estate sale in Lawrence, Kansas. Was it a college student’s companion through late-night assignments? A working professional’s guide to learning new skills and advancing a career? Or someone’s first step toward turning curiosity into something they could create?I don’t know. That chapter belongs to its previous owner.Written by Ross Nelson and published by Microsoft Press in 1993, this second edition covers Visual Basic 3.0. Its pages introduce readers to creating Windows applications, designing interfaces, and finding the mistakes that come with learning to program.Today, it offers a glimpse into an earlier chapter of personal computing—a time when someone might have opened this very book and wondered, “What could I build?”The cover shows discoloration, surface marks, and edge wear. Please review the photos for condition and publication details.Ready for another shelf, another curious mind, and another chapter.Every purchase includes a free gift. Your support helps continue my journey of finding overlooked treasures and giving them a second or third chance. I’m not trying to get rich—just keeping useful things and their stories moving forward. ✌️