Visual Basic 2013 Tutorial How To Settings(Save Strings, Integers, +More)

Hey guys i did a quick video tutorial on how to use vb settigns to save strings and numbers etc.
There is the codes for VB2010 and the video tutorial in the zip file.

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Good, but next time you add video to thread or youtube or screenshots .)

Originally Posted by badbad22

Hey guys i did a quick video tutorial on how to use vb settigns to save strings and numbers etc.
There is the codes for VB2010 and the video tutorial in the zip file.

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Originally Posted by Drokechas

Good, but next time you add video to thread or youtube or screenshots .)

Yeah, will do.

I do so love listening to heavy dubstep when I'm watching a tutorial /sarcasm

Just a heads up, My.Settings isn't portable (i.e relocating the application will lose you your settings), it's often better to simply write the settings to a config file (i.e XML or JSON), that way it's easier for people to manage their own settings and share them with others (i.e a pre-configured config file you can ship with the application).

Anyways, noice one all the same.

Originally Posted by Jason

I do so love listening to heavy dubstep when I'm watching a tutorial /sarcasm

Just a heads up, My.Settings isn't portable (i.e relocating the application will lose you your settings), it's often better to simply write the settings to a config file (i.e XML or JSON), that way it's easier for people to manage their own settings and share them with others (i.e a pre-configured config file you can ship with the application).

Anyways, noice one all the same.

still using this forum?

Originally Posted by Jason

I do so love listening to heavy dubstep when I'm watching a tutorial /sarcasm

Just a heads up, My.Settings isn't portable (i.e relocating the application will lose you your settings), it's often better to simply write the settings to a config file (i.e XML or JSON), that way it's easier for people to manage their own settings and share them with others (i.e a pre-configured config file you can ship with the application).

Anyways, noice one all the same.

Sorry, i recorded my voice but it didnt record i also lowered the music's volume.