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    how String("-",40) is written in VB.Net

    Hi Friends,
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    I have simple question:

    In VB6.0, we write String("-", 40) to make line.

    What is command to write line such way in VB.Net.

    thank you,

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    Re: how String("-",40) is written in VB.Net

    Dim mystring As New String("-"c, 40)

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    Re: how String("-",40) is written in VB.Net

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    Re: how String("-",40) is written in VB.Net

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