
April 28th, 2000, 02:08 PM
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Hi,
there are several ways.
you could
- save it in the windows registry
- create a text file and store your data there:
dim fno as integer
fno = freefile
open "file.txt" for output as fno
print #fno, "Hello World"
close fno
- if you are accessing a database you could insert your data in it
dim rs as recordset
dim db as database
'open db - i don't know the command by heart
'then open the recordset
set rs = db.openrecordset("name_of_table", dbopendynaset);
'now insert your data
rs.addnew
rs!Field1 = "Data1"
rs!Field2 = "Data2"
rs.update
Hope this helps,
Chris.
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