Read the entire file into a string. Use Replace to replace one delimiter with another. Save the new string to disk. Upcoming events: * Glasgow: SQL Server 2005 - XML and XML Query Plans, Mock Objects, SQL Server Reporting Services... * Reading: Developer Day 5 Never write for other people. Write for yourself, because you have a passion for it. -- Marc Clifton My website

You can use the Split() method of the string class to get the individual pieces of data from that text. After that inserting it into database is pretty straight-forward.

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The biggest problem with crypto is keeping the secret secure. There are plenty of libraries available that will do Rijndael/AES. Including some stuff that ships with .Net I've used the .net libraries a few times in the past, although if i could find a properly peer reviewed open source verison i'd be much happier using it. XOR should only be used for the very lightest crypto requirements, it's very oldhat and can be easily broken. I suppose it depends what you want to do. XOR will hide your girlfriend's phone numbers from your wife but it wouldn't hold up very long against the forces of the RIAA trying to prove that you once looked at a copy of that DVD key. Russell

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The article by Addison-Wesley in CP here[^] may help you in displaying the hierarchial data in DatagridView control of windows forms. Regards, Satips.

Hi, String.IndexOfAny(char[]) can check for the presence of any of a collection of chars. and String.ToCharArray() may be useful too. :) Luc Pattyn [My Articles]

Hi, I got your point already. You dont want the text boxes to be scrolled out of the screen. correct ? Thats why you will need to change the location of the text boxes according to the new values of the scroll bar. In this way your text boxes will appear as if "Fixed" "A good programmer is someone who looks both ways before crossing a one-way street." -- Doug Linder coolestCoder

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Mr Perfect wrote: But here I am getting the new instance of the application, the textbox data is null, I want the same data which was entered in the previous application http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inter-process_communication[^] led mike

I have an appplication A, which has a method to save information regarding the status of the application whenever the application closes abruptly. I want to access this method in my windows service and save the status of the application A whenever the application closes abruptly.

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Hello! wrote: I want to get an instance of a running process using System.Diagnostics; Your process would be: Process myprocess = Process.GetCurrentProcess() Process where you know the name: Process[] someprocesspername = Process.GetProcessesByName("xxx"); wrote: and thruogh that instance I want to call its members in my application Don't think this is posible that way! All the best, Martin

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