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Originally Posted by jayme
I would be able to do it if i knew more about managing windows files. It would be as simple as copying the file to a string and appending it to a single text file then deleting the file being copied. I guess you could use a wildcard to select all the text files, but unless the program asked for input, the user would have to copy all the files to be combined, into a specific folder which not everyone would have. Some people have one C drive, some people have one D drive..
I'm going to try this out, i'll post back once i'm done. It most likely won't be done in a database, probably just a text file. I haven't worked with any databases yet.
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It will be more complicated than that, thats the point it doesnt ask for input, You just highlight the text and press say F5 (user can define the hotkey) i just need to find an efficient way to do this. Im not talking about just copying text files to a database, its for say i go onto this site and theres a code snippet i wanna save i highlight press F5 and it goes into a database, hopefully it will solve the problem of text files everywhere.