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Old 11-14-2007, 03:50 PM
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can someone help me...please!

I want to save my settings in a form i've made. The idea is to fill out name, adress and phone number, and then click the "save" button. Is this a complicated proceedure, or can someone help me..
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It depends How you want to do it? How much time you have to spare to do it the best way? What version of VB are you using?
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multiple ways to do it.

Save the values in:
- Registry Values
- External Text File (XML/INI)
- Database (Live/Local)


If this is just a personal app - you can save them to a local db
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I personally like XML files if there is not too much information being saved.
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Just trying to learn Visual basic.net and need a lot of help

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