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(More customer reviews)I'm not sure what the basic idea for the book was; to provide a summary of some (not anywhere near all) the features of the Visual Studio SDK or to serve as an introduction to using the SDK?
In any case, the book is mostly filler. The few examples are always trivial ones like hooking up a button or printing a message somewhere. I think I learned more about the capabilities of the SDK from reading the (argh!) actual SDK doc intros than from reading this entire book.
If you just want to write macros or add-ins for Visual Studio then there are other better books, online examples, etc. If you want to do something more advanced like create a VSPackage, language service, etc. then this is not the book.
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