=> 4/18/01 12:48:04 PM EDT, jlee0011 at san.rr.com =>
<< Can anyone recommend a good book to use to learn Smalltalk (in general)?? 
I currently have "On to Smalltalk" by Patrick Henry Winston (which is 
extremely well written), "Squeak - Object-Oriented Design with Multimedia 
Applications" by Mark Guzdial, and "Smalltalk in Brief - Introduction to 
Object-Oriented Software Development" by Kenneth Lambert/Martin Osborne. >>

I have usually recommended 'Smalltalk by Example' by Alex Sharp. It has a 
VisualWorks orientation, but covers from the basics (Magnitude, Collections, 
Streams) up to software design and user interface constructions. It is very 
well written.

I don't know that it is currently available, however.

Smalltalk by Example
Alec Sharp
Pub: McGraw Hill
ISBN  0-07-913036-4

Good luck,
Jerry.

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Jerry L. Archibald
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