Chapter 20. Working with Text Files and the Registry
Using the Registry
object to create and delete Registry keys and values
Using a StreamWriter
and StreamReader
objects to open, read, and edit text files
Modifying your Picture Viewer program to use a text file and the Registry
</objective> </feature>Text files have been around since the early days of computing, and even today they are a useful method of storing data. For robust applications, a database is the way to go, but for storing simple sets of data, it doesn’t get much easier than using a text file.
By the Way
In the first edition of this book, I neglected to cover working with ...
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