Here. AW has been kind enough to post the preface and a sample chapter (Chapter 9: Design-Time Integration) to the official AW Windows Forms Programming in C# book page. They've also posted Mike Blaszczak's foreword. Enjoy.

Here. According to JungleScan.com, Windows Forms Programming in C# has been as well as 977. That's as well as any of my books in the last year (except Essential .NET, which hit 226, but I didn't write any of that... : ).

Here. I don't know why ASPExperts.com would designate a WinForms book as "Book of the Week," but I'm honored none-the-less. : )

Here. My WinForms book for C# programmers should be on the shelves today. I've set up the site where you can download the source and report problems. The VB.NET version should be out at the PDC. Enjoy.

Here. Buy VS.NET 2003 on Amazon.com and get a special deal on Mastering Visual Studio .NET by Ian Griffiths, Jon Flanders and some other guy...

Here. "Chris talks with Carl and Mark about Longhorn, Working at Microsoft, his book with Don Box, his new Windows Forms book, dealing with Printer Margins, passing command-line arguments to auto-deployed applications, linking assemblies, the new Matrix movie, what's new in Ghengis, and answers the age old question 'to GAC or not to GAC?'"

Here. From JosephCooney: Chris has a new MSDN article on passing command-line parameters to "No Touch Deployment" windows forms applications