What we are trying to do is that majority of our applications should have: VFP & VB version so that clients couldn't resist us anymore. :-)

>Thanks folks! Your inputs are highly appreciated.
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>>To add to Éric suggestion, you may also take a look at WSH. Here is a small example to create a file and write a simple line in it:
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>>Dim FileSystemObject as Object, loLogFile as Object
>>Set FileSystemObject = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
>>Set loLogFile = FileSystemObject.CreateTextFile("C:\Test.TXT", True)
>>loLogFile.WriteLine "Test"
>>loLogFile.Close
>>Set loLogFile = Nothing
>>Set FileSystemObject = Nothing
>>
>>You have to check "Microsoft Script Control 1.0" in Project|References before using that example.
>>
>>HTH

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>I want to manipulate a text file with 5 rows using VB. In VFP, I used FREAD, FOPEN, and FWRITE, how to do this in VB.