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Easy VBScript question about the file pointer

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    Is there a way to return the file pointer back to the beginning of the line you are currently reading? For instance, if you're reading a text file char by char using the Read method, then you want to back up to the beginning of that line, is there a way to do that? Or how about answering this stupid question: Is there a way to read in a set of characters from a file and stop once you hit a delimiter (i.e. a space)?

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      Is there a way to return the file pointer back to the beginning of the line you are currently reading? For instance, if you're reading a text file char by char using the Read method, then you want to back up to the beginning of that line, is there a way to do that? Or how about answering this stupid question: Is there a way to read in a set of characters from a file and stop once you hit a delimiter (i.e. a space)?

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      I guess Split might helps you... Is it? Regards, NetPointer

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