saving data inside your app

[Insane Killa]

say if there was a text box on an app and the user made a change to that field how could you store the data inside the app so that it now used that text instead of having to have your app use text files?

[LG]

It doesn't worse a try, I would use a Windows Regestry for that.

[compuGEEK]

I might work if you use the clipboard:

clipboard.clear
clipboard.SetText txtOne.text
txtTwo.text = clipboard.GetText()




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CompuGEEK

[KENNNY]

yes but thats no use cos what if the clipboard is cleared by another app??
say u copy paste a file?
and the clipboard data isnt permanent, so it dies when u shutdown.
use the registry: GetSetting and SaveSetting make it pi$$ easy

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[MartinLiss]

The registry is a good place to store small amounts of data, but for anything else, use a database.

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Marty