Need tech-book style book to learn Netbeans 6.5 with Javafx

I am having a heck of a time geting started with Netbeans 6.5 JavaFx. Everytime I download code into my IDE I get all types of errors that I can't overcome. I have recently completed a text book course in Java by Lewis and Loftus. The book starts with the basics and work up. Most of the tutorials that I find on JavaFX start with huge amounts of code which is very confusing to people trying to learn this terminology. Can anybody direct me to a tech-book style book on Netbeans 6.5 with JavaFX or is it too early for such a book.

Any tutorial about JavaFX dated prior to December 8 2008 should be disregarded utterly by a beginner.
There are significant differences and trying to figure them out from old tutorials is futile!
Books are coming, search Amazon, there is a title by Weiqi Gao or James Weaver (Jim Weaver).

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Originally posted by:
Ty Gordon
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