All I meant was the borders always show up when I read posts by Mark and others that use his program.

I see the borders and I use firefox.

So I was confused as to why Mark need to change his code.

It seems to work in my browser just fine.



Still stumped here.

Why everyone so shy all a sudden?



pso

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If I use my app to post code while using FireFox, it was posting the html instead of the formated text. I took care of that with the revision. With this revision, when posting from FireFox, it does not seem to pick up the border around the div. I never noticed this since I alway post using IE.

I see.

Well, personally I dont like borders around tables of code but it's still nice to see different styles and not always the same box from everyone.



thanks for responding

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I'm rating this topic ***** for Mark's code.

Keith

I think "code" format in the forum is lame. Mark's programme is a very good one, I used it for the first time today!

Mark one suggestion...

In IsKeyWord function if you add "My Line", the keywords, if the first letter of them is in lower case, will get converted into upper case.

I hope you get the idea. You have converted Keywords to lower case for the sake of comparison, you can use this method or load keywords directly from the text file. If you use my line, keywords like 'dateserial' will be converted into 'Dateserial' (and not DateSerial). But keywords like 'dim' will be converted into 'Dim'.


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Yes.... this will do the job.


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    Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
        Dim txtListGrades() As String = {"A+", "A", "B", "C", "D", "F"}
        FileOpen(1, "C:\arraywrite.txt", OpenMode.Output)
        WriteLine(1, txtListGrades)
        FileClose(1)
    End Sub

 

Yeah! Rock on! Thanks Mark, this was a test. Helps a whole lot.





-Mobius