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VBScript to Visual Basic Help

Asked by cbones in Visual Studio, Microsoft Visual Basic.Net, Visual Basic v1.0.5.x

Hi.
I received this script awhile back and tried to transfer it to Visual Studio 2008.  I made some changes because it would not run from vbscript to visual basic but I still keep getting one error message and was hoping someone could help me.  The code is below:

  Dim strTargetFolder, strTargetFolder2
        Dim strSourceFolder
        Dim strDataToFind, strDataToFind2 As Array
        Dim objFile, strData
        Dim Array() As String
        Dim boolMatch1, boolMatch2 As Boolean
        strTargetFolder = "C:\test"
        strTargetFolder2 = "C:\test1"
        strSourceFolder = "D:\testfiles\"
        strDataToFind = Array("1^w", "2^w", "3^w", "4^w", "5^w", "6^w")
        strDataToFind2 = Array("1^m", "2^m", "3^m")
        Dim FSO, oFolder, oFile
        FSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
        Const intForReading = 1
        oFolder = FSO.GetFolder(strSourceFolder)
        For Each oFile In oFolder.Files
            objFile = FSO.OpenTextFile(oFile.Path, intForReading, False)
            strData = objFile.ReadAll
            objFile.Close()
            objFile = Nothing
            If oFile.Size < 1024 Then
                ' Check for the existence of any element from strDataToFind
                boolMatch1 = False
                For Each strBit In strDataToFind
                    If InStr(LCase(strData), LCase(strBit)) > 0 Then
                        boolMatch1 = True
                        Exit For
                    End If
                Next
                If boolMatch1 = True Then
                    'Move file
                    FSO.MoveFile(oFile.Path, strTargetFolder)
                End If
                ' Check for the existence of any element from strDataToFind2
                If boolMatch1 = False Then
                    boolMatch2 = False
                    For Each strBit In strDataToFind2
                        If InStr(LCase(strData), LCase(strBit)) > 0 Then
                            boolMatch2 = True
                            Exit For
                        End If
                    Next
                    If boolMatch2 = True Then
                        'Move file
                        FSO.MoveFile(oFile.Path, strTargetFolder2)
                    End If
                End If
                ' Now check if nothing was found, delete the file
                If boolMatch1 = False And boolMatch2 = False Then
                    FSO.Deletefile(oFile.Path, True)
                End If
            End If
        Next
        FSO = Nothing
    End Sub

I keep receiving this message:    Error2      Number of indices exceeds the number of dimensions of the indexed array.
I've tried making several changes to the Array but to no luck.
Any help would be appreciated.

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