AutoCAD 2006 VBA: A Programmer's Reference 2nd ed. Edition

This book contains everything you need to know about AutoCAD VBA and then 10x more! I was looking for a simple guide to AutoCAD VBA syntax. This book isn't quite written for simple little utility type apps, but more for big-picture drawing automation. But given the uber-complicated nature of AutoCAD VBA, Sutphin did a GREAT job. I wish I had more time so I could follow him along for all 700 pages.I wouldn't quite recommend it for newbies personally, but if you have VBA experience, you'll be okay.

Unless you're new to VBA and AutoCAD this isn't for you. Anyone who's up on VBA will get far more from the Autodesk online help. Check Getz/Gilbert and the O'Reily Nutshell for your VBA. Get Bovey's Professional Excel Development for your serious VBA application development.

I prefer to thumb through paper than to search on the internet. The dealer has provided an excellent price.

An excellent and comprehesinve reference book for both non-programmer and programmer alike.

This book is just strange. I had to get it for a college engineering class. I have no idea why you would want to program within CAD.

Joe once again did an outsdanding job of breaking things down and organizing them to make this a fantastic reference. Many readers don't pay attention to "Reference" in the title, which is exactly what this is. It's not a cook book or tutorial book, it's a VBA reference for AutoCAD. If you plan on writing VBA code for AutoCAD, you need this book.