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I think you could use the app.config file. You can replicate the app.config file and customise it for each user. 
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PERFECT! <br />
Thanks very much!
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I'm developing an app using VB 2008.<br />
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I'd like to save each of 'my.settings' to a text file, so that a users 'my.settings' can be exported to another users machine.<br />
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I thought it would be easy to iterate each setting, write the current setting name and value to a simple text file and then read 'em back in a similar fashion.<br />
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I can't see a way. I don't need to know about the streamwriter / reading / writing text files, just how to iterate my.settings (if that is possible).<br />
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Or....is there a better way of doing this?<br />

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I'm developing an app using VB 2008.

I'd like to save each of 'my.settings' to a text file, so that a users 'my.settings' can be exported to another users machine.

I thought it would be easy to iterate each setting, write the current setting name and value to a simple text file and then read 'em back in a similar fashion.

I can't see a way. I don't need to know about the streamwriter / reading / writing text files, just how to iterate my.settings (if that is possible).

Or....is there a better way of doing this?


I think you could use the app.config file. You can replicate the app.config file and customise it for each user. 

How do I iterate My.Settings?

I&#39;m developing an app using VB 2008.

I&#39;d like to save each of &#39;my.settings&#39; to a text file, so that a users &#39;my.settings&#39; can be exported to another users machine.

I thought it would be easy to iterate each setting, write the current setting name and value to a simple text file and then read &#39;em back in a similar fashion.

I can&#39;t see a way. I don&#39;t need to know about the streamwriter / reading / writing text files, just how to iterate my.settings (if that is possible).

Or....is there a better way of doing this?


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