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Issue	Author's Response
Chapter 6, page 198 Dim cnvrt as TypeConverter converter = TypeDescriptor.GetConverter(GetType(BorderStyle)) ... pnlCard.Borderstyle = converter.ConvertFromString(lstBorder.SelectedItem.Text) both instances using the variable converter should be cnvrt as dimensioned above.	Chapter 6, page 198 Dim cnvrt as TypeConverter should be: Dim converter as TypeConverter
Chapter 11, Page 361, Wizard Steps: change the second "Step 1" to "Step 2".	Chapter 11, Page 361, step 1 is provided twice in the code. Change the second occurrence of Title="Step 1" to Title="Step 2".
Page 87, change "You'll can also run into ..." to "You can also run into ..."	Page 87, change "You'll can also run into ..." to "You can also run into ..."
Page - 73, Chapter - 3, Chapter Name - TYPES, OBJECTS , AND NAMESPACES Heading - Casting Objects The line: Dim theTaxableProduct() As TaxableProduct should be: Dim theTaxableProduct As TaxableProduct As it is not an array.	The line: Dim theTaxableProduct() As TaxableProduct should be: Dim theTaxableProduct As TaxableProduct
hi these are the lines where i found the error. The pageno is 32, chapter 2. ' Create a 4 x 2 array (a grid with four rows and two columns). Dim IntArray(,) As Integer = {{1, 2}, {3, 4}, {5, 6}, {7, 8}} Dim Rows, Columns As Integer Rows = IntArray.GetUpperBound(0) ' Rows = 4 Columns = IntArray.GetUpperBound(1) ' Columns = 2 corrections: the last two lines should be Rows = IntArray.GetUpperBound(0) ' Rows = 3 Columns = IntArray.GetUpperBound(1) ' Columns = 1 regards, mach	Rows = IntArray.GetUpperBound(0) ' Rows = 4 Columns = IntArray.GetUpperBound(1) ' Columns = 2 should be: Rows = IntArray.GetUpperBound(0) + 1 ' Rows = 4 Columns = IntArray.GetUpperBound(1) + 1 ' Columns = 2