Saving RichTextBox as Plain Text
Question: How can I output straight ASCII text from the Rich Text Box control, and NOT Rich text? Answer: The SaveFile method of the RichTextBox control can be called with
Question: How can I output straight ASCII text from the Rich Text Box control, and NOT Rich text? Answer: The SaveFile method of the RichTextBox control can be called with
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Question: How can I simply get the IP address of a workstation by using Java so that I can display it and run another application ? Answer: The java.net.InetAddress class
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Question: I have a number of databases – filemaker, DBase, ASCII and CAD drawings. We want to convert everything to one database. Is this possible? What are some initial steps