VB.NET Tutorial For Beginners - Writing to a File with StreamWriter (Visual Basic .NET)

[@mukmenmuhammad4724]

Thanks. Your voice is so calming and your pace suits myself which makes me understand this better

[@james90902]

As usual, many years on since you made this, it's helped me! Thanks for all the hard work you put into these videos!

[@michaeljones5681]

Yes same here a whopping 6 years later hope you did well learning vb

[@jackwalkerjrmusic]

Excellent tutorial. Thank you!

[@anthonyraj26]

Excellent work you are explain easy way to understand.. I am glad to find your VB Toolbox ..

[@VBToolbox]

+Anthony Joseph Thank you, Anthony! :-) I appreciate the feedback and I'm happy that the videos are helpful.

[@tengteng8640]

You Save My Life Again mate !

[@steveharris4958]

Excellent video and really helpful. Now if you'd make a video on how to write rows of an Access DB to a text file, I'd be the happiest of campers!

[@VBToolbox]

Greetings, Steve! Sorry for the slow reply. I was away from home. Anyway, this should be a surprisingly simple task, and you should be able to access you Access database very similarly to what I've demonstrated in my SQL tutorials. I think that the only thing that would be significantly different would be the connection string. You could either read your access query to a Dataset as I've done, else read the rows individually with a DataReader and write the values out. Hmm sounded easier in my head... I should definitely make a tutorial for this. lol

[@orchidg4258]

i tried doing this in Visual Studio 2017. it wouldn't allow me to save the file without first creating a file and 'Saving As'. Any suggestion what the issue is? Thanks.

[@Miriam-ut2pn]

Super helpful, thank you!

[@VBToolbox]

Super glad I could be of help, Miriam! :-)

[@gigitmarigit]

why not SW.WriteLine(TextBox1.Text) ? i tried and succesfully without error. And can save multiline of text... cmiiw. thanks

[@paulcabinatan9879]

thank you bro

[@ImusingX]

i use the same version as he does