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Hi,<br />
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I have an application that will have 3 forms plus the main application.<br />
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The main application will have a file menu<br />
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The file menu will contain:<br />
Add Record<br />
Search Record<br />
Print Record<br />
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When the main application opens, the user will be prompted to enter a filename to open via StreamReader and will have an input box.<br />
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What is the best way store that file name in a variable so when I click file so I can open another form, I will be adding a record to that file, or searching. So where can I store that file name?<br />
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ALSO: How can I copy a form and It's code to another application?
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Hi,

I have an application that will have 3 forms plus the main application.

The main application will have a file menu

The file menu will contain:
Add Record
Search Record
Print Record

When the main application opens, the user will be prompted to enter a filename to open via StreamReader and will have an input box.

What is the best way store that file name in a variable so when I click file so I can open another form, I will be adding a record to that file, or searching. So where can I store that file name?

ALSO: How can I copy a form and It's code to another application?

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