[w_sampath]

I am developing a small VB.net application, a foot ball score card. In this application I want to store some numeric values (10 integers) as data (some label locations X & Y values). And I want to read & write these values every time this application opens. What is the easiest way to do this in VB. net. Like save to a text file or other way

This post has been edited by w_sampath: 17 January 2008 - 12:10 PM

[baavgai]

Take a look at the project properties, under settings. You can define all the stuff you want with default values and it will actually create a default properties properites object you can read and write from in your program.

Hope this helps.

[w_sampath]

baavgai, on 17 Jan, 2008 - 02:05 PM, said:

Take a look at the project properties, under settings. You can define all the stuff you want with default values and it will actually create a default properties properites object you can read and write from in your program.

Hope this helps.

First of all thanks for the reply, But this is not that I am expecting. How ever I have learned new things about Properties & settings.

I'll explain my question deeply below

From my application, user can change locations (move through screen) of 6 labels, I create navigation panel for this, Next I want to give option to save 5 locations. Then user able to call these locations directly through his preset buttons.

Navigation panel has 5 radio buttons, one "save" button & one "recall" button.

So how can I store these label locations.

Pls help

This post has been edited by w_sampath: 18 January 2008 - 02:01 AM

[baavgai]

"Application settings allow you to store and retrieve property settings and other information for your application dynamically, and they allow you to maintain custom application and user preferences on the client computer. " - Link

This really does look like what you want. I've used to numerous times to do exactly what you're asking. If you don't want to save and retreive information as described, I'm afraid I'm still lost.

[w_sampath]

Thank You, you'r correct, It works fine

Thank You again