Well, in standart ASCII table new line is 10. So just seek for Convert.ToChar(10) char in your string. What about string functions in C#, well, they are not so good as in, for example, VB, so I prefer to use a string as an array of chars. For ex:
string s = "Test";
then: s[0] = 'T'...
Plz, don't send any links. It should be easy, I just don't know how to do it ... And I know how to use OpenFileDialog, but it's still OpenFileDialog, I need to get a directory path (or a drive). ThanX.
chiph, for the first link - thanX, what about OpenFileDialog - I know how to use it. But it opens a file, I need to open a directory (to get just any path or even drivename, etc.) Anyway, thanX.
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