mmmm... halapinos... yummmyyyyyyyyy foreach( inch on Jason ) { Girlfriend.IsHappier(); }

Thank you Pete. :) foreach( inch on Jason ) { Girlfriend.IsHappier(); }

jas0n23 wrote: Is Microsoft experiencing any problems? Probably, but as for the MSDN website - it works fine.

All RegEx help you want -> http://www.regular-expressions.info/[^] Yusuf Can I help you?

Most of the other things that I can think of would throw some kind of exception :doh: Other folders got the same problem? I are troll :)

Yay! Thanks afree it worked. foreach( inch on Jason ) { Girlfriend.IsHappier(); }

Great article sebastian, thanks for the link! :-D foreach( inch on Jason ) { Girlfriend.IsHappier(); }

That only covers the very basics.

Oh. Awesome. It worked. Thanks so much for that!!! :-D Jay. foreach( inch on Jason ) { Girlfriend.IsHappier(); }

Haha, yeah now that you mention it Luc Pattyn, it is very strange that I use .Tag to hold File Specs. But, it's just a weird preference is all. Is there any reason as to why this may be a bad thing to do? Regards, Jay. foreach( inch on Jason ) { Girlfriend.IsHappier(); }

Luc Pattyn, Thank you so much for your help and code I really appreciate it. Unfortunatly, I'm a little brain dead tonight as I just figured out that I was telling it to save to a folder, but I wasn't giving it a filename to save as lol. Regards, Jay. j.t.

Hear hear! This is a wheel best not reinvented.

Easy to understand but sometimes difficult to find what you are actually looking for. I often am lead to examples that have a MINOR piece of what I am looking for.. then I dig dig dig and maybe I find something. More likely I go back to google and mod my key words. Sometimes I end up at MSDN and sometimes I end up at someones blog.. and other times I end up right back here :)

Well, it's just out of plain curiosity and wanting to learn that's all. :-) foreach( inch on Jason ) { Girlfriend.IsHappier(); }

You are welcome :) Giorgi Dalakishvili #region signature My Articles Asynchronous Registry Notification Using Strongly-typed WMI Classes in .NET [^] My blog #endregion

If you don't need much control how the process runs you can also use static Start() method of Process class to launch application and pass argument. Giorgi Dalakishvili #region signature My Articles Asynchronous Registry Notification Using Strongly-typed WMI Classes in .NET [^] My blog #endregion

Here is how it can be done using LINQ: DirectoryInfo dir = new DirectoryInfo(@"c:\temp"); FileInfo[] files = dir.GetFiles(); var fileList = from file in files select new ListViewItem(file.FullName) { Tag = file }; listView1.Items.AddRange(fileList.ToArray()); Regards, Lev

Thanks everyone for your answers :-) i checked out the regex libs and quickly ran away from there lol... but then i checked out expresso, looks really cool it's still downloading, i can't wait to use it! thanks everyone :-D Here's an idea... If our brains consisted of computer chips, wouldn't it be cool if all we had to do to learn something new was to insert a tiny memory chip into our ears which stores all the learning material on it? Then if we needed to recall information, we can just use our minds to search thru directories and subdirectories to find the file in our mind that has our info? lol j.t.

Aaaaahhhh beautiful, now I understand :-) Thank you so much CodingYoshi and Christian Graus! Your help is much appreciated. j.t.

Thank you both for your help :) I apologise if I came across as really rude in my original post, I only just realised as I re-read my original post. Regards, j.t. j.t.