>>A lot of things in .NET work based on "streams". Streams could be data >>coming from a file or from the internet, or from memory, or you can even >>create your own, or... So streams are very powerful which is why they are >>used often, and that is exactly what you encounter with the class you are >>using, I would guess.

>>So that is just to give you some background information on the behavior >>you are seeing.


Markus,

Thanks for the fast response!

Not for this scenario but if I wanted to create or work with streams, where could I find more info on them?


Regards


Gary