>Hola Hilmar,
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>I use a configuration file for this purpose, which is just an xml file with all the settings my app needs and their values. Easy enough to be edited with any text editor, yet does the trick.
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>Look for System.Configuration.ConfigurationSettings in help for more information.
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>Hope this helps!
Thanks.
Oh my, it seems I will have to study configuration settings, then.
For a start, I was already considering a plain text file (and I assume the configuration settings are more appropriate for this purpose); but does .NET use the concept of a "default directory"? That is, can I specify a filename without the full path?
Or should I store configuration files in some special .NET directory?
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