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    Saving Data

    Ive done some work saving data in .txt files and loading it a while back, but dont remember to much. I have a program that connects to a server and logs you in, and I want for the users name and pass to be saved to a .dat file or something, in hexidecimal format or something you cant just read. I also need for it to be able to be loaded, and saved into the file something like this:

    Number of saved users
    0 or 1(For is pass is saved),Username,Pass
    Same for next user
    and so on
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    Re: Saving Data

    Look up Capicom, which is a Microsoft developed encryption .dll that offers many levels of encryption. It encrypts strings differently each time you use it, but will decrypt them all the same way. I use it to store passwords.

    You can find an example in the Codebank by Maven, with links to download it.

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    Re: Saving Data

    Thank you, I will try that out when I get home.
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