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Persisting C#.NET Application Settings to Config Files

Persisting C#.NET Application Settings to Config Files

by Rick Miller | 25 Jun 2017 | C#.NET, Programming Languages

In an earlier blog post I explained how to populate a Windows forms ComboBox with settings stored in an App.config file. It’s easy to read settings from an App.config file and it’s just as easy to save application settings to configuration files as well. The Video...
Windows Forms ComboBoxes: Populating Items via App.Config Settings

Windows Forms ComboBoxes: Populating Items via App.Config Settings

by Rick Miller | 3 Jun 2017 | C#.NET, Programming Languages

A ComboBox control allows you to make a selection from a dropdown list of choices. You can populate a ComboBox from a variety of sources including static initialization in the code or fetching the items dynamically from a database just to name a few. These methods...
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