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    INI files in VB.Net I read, is different from the way they where handled in VB 6. I will be needing an INI file for a project I am doing Is there any place that you could recommend that show sample code before I go down the old way of doing this

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      INI files in VB.Net I read, is different from the way they where handled in VB 6. I will be needing an INI file for a project I am doing Is there any place that you could recommend that show sample code before I go down the old way of doing this

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      I would reccomend either Reading Ini Files for .NET 2.0, or Ini File Class for .NET 1.1.


      Trinity: Neo... nobody has ever done this before. Neo: That's why it's going to work.

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        INI files in VB.Net I read, is different from the way they where handled in VB 6. I will be needing an INI file for a project I am doing Is there any place that you could recommend that show sample code before I go down the old way of doing this

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        I would think seriously of switching to using an app.config file instead of an ini file. You can just put your ini file settings in the appSettings section. That is more .net standard. Ben

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