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Old 06-10-2007, 04:30 PM
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[SOLVED] How can you program a visual basics program to save information a user

has inputed themselves? I am making a prgram calendar in visual basic and I don't know how to save a file that you inputed in another form. Is there a way? Please tell me!!!

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Look into system.io for the File. Then you can hook into other forms via their name like msgbox(Form1.Textbox1.Text)
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Or you can save the information on the Database? I'm not sure on how do you do this in VB, but there must be a way for you to put an information to database

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or into a regedit string, that works well

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Or you can save the information on the Database? I'm not sure on how
do you do this in VB, but there must be a way for you to put an information
to database
I'm not sure how to do it in VB.NET. But in VB6, you can simply do it by goto
references and add a few MS ACCESS components. After that create and
design the MS ACCESS datebase. Then you connect to the database and
you able to save and load though the SQL query.

If the information that you need to store is simple, I suggest you to store the
information in the file. If the information contain alot of date, database is
recommended.

I wouldn't store in regedit because regedit could only store a few data.
Only a very important information would be store in regedit, Mostly are
the setting of your application.

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