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    string manipulation

    MiggyD,<br>Thanks for the input but when I received notice of these posts I had already written and deployed the program. The only reference I had to it was the test version on my personal computer at home, so to answer edfair's question I pasted what I had. The only visual output I needed was...
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    string manipulation

    Yes it works great, as a matter of fact I wrote code based upon this module to convert this format back into a telzon reader.
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    string manipulation

    No problem your explanation was maybe a little more detailed. I should note also that this version of the program printed to the debug window and not to the file. And your right it was written in VB6.
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    string manipulation

    The only extranous code is the declaration of i which was left over from a previous print loop attempt. Line input reads one line at a time- I probably could have gotten away with input. The mid$(Inputfile,5,6)gives me the six characters in the string starting from the the fifth position
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    string manipulation

    Here is what I wound up with that works,i.e., it gives me the desired output of: 1234,123456,,, written to a text file.<br><br>Private Sub cmdConvert_Click()<br>Dim Inputfile As String<br>Dim OutPutfile As String<br>Dim F1 As Integer<br>Dim F2 As Integer<br>Dim i As Variant<br>Dim j As...
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    How do I fix a corrupt Print Queue

    You didn't say what version of netware but if it's using queue based printing I assume it less than five. My suggestion would be to delete and re-create the queue. It's not that difficult and I've found in novell that sometimes deleting and re-creating objects is much quicker than trying to...
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    using arrays with strings

    Thanks Clayton I was pretty close when I was attempting to do this using arrays-- I was using static indices for reDim instead of using Ubound() and was running out of array range. Can I take this opportunity to ask another question?(ask a lot of questions,huh?)Is their a way without creating a...
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    string manipulation

    Actually I did get it to work using a variation of your code. When I staticly defined the the code handles it didn't give me the file open error. I have since found that if you define multiple file handles as: f1=freefile,f2=f1+1 it will give you the next two free files. What was happening was...
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    using arrays with strings

    how do i populate&nbsp;&nbsp;a two dimensional array when using the left() and mid() functions to filter the data. In other words: if&nbsp;&nbsp;I have rows of data in a text file like 1001123456654321 and i want do something like left$(textfile,4) and mid(textfile,5,6)what is the syntax...
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    string manipulation

    FYI the rountine you suggested didn't work. For one as written it gives me the error that the outputfile is already open and when I close before the open statement it doesn't do the loop.
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    string manipulation

    Thanks this looks like it might work. I was trying to make it too dificult I think. I was trying to use a dynamic multi-dimensional array, and was having trouble inputing the two strings using left and mid functins in the subscript assignment. Just for s&g's what is the correct way to assign...
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    string manipulation

    As network admin I don't get into programming much but I have a project at work where I have to read in a text file formated...
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    string manipulation

    As network admin I don't get into programming much but I have a project at work where I have to read in a text file formated...
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