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RobertMC

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Posted: Visual Basic General, Double crlf's |
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I have this little segment of code that I plan on using in a listbox. I want to be able to select the drive in the listbox pulldown, load that to a variable and use it. I've included the basic code below.
Dim getInfo As System.IO.DriveInfo()
getInfo = System.IO.DriveInfo.GetDrives
For Each info As System.IO.DriveInfo In getInfo
ListBox23.Items.Add(info.Name)
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Also, does anyone know how to get rid of the double spacing in here
Thanks
Visual Basic6
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spotty

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Posted: Visual Basic General, Double crlf's |
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I dont see any double spacing.
What version of product are you using and where are you seeing the double spacing
Please elaborate.
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RobertMC

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Posted: Visual Basic General, Double crlf's |
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Microsoft Visual Studio 2005
Version 8.0,50727.42
.net framework 2.0.50727
As for the double spacing, it must be something on my end and I can live with it.
Thanks
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DMan1

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Posted: Visual Basic General, Double crlf's |
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Dim TheDriveLetter As String = ListBox23.SelectedItem
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RobertMC

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Posted: Visual Basic General, Double crlf's |
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Dman1 ... Thanks for the prompt response. I was making it harder on myself than need be.
Question answered!
RobertMC
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weirdbeardmt

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Posted: Visual Basic General, Double crlf's |
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When you say double spacing, are you referring to the forum software here I see the same thing...
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RobertMC

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Posted: Visual Basic General, Double crlf's |
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Yep, that is exactly what I'm seeing. For instance, if I hit the enter key now...
this line is not directly below the starting line, as if on an old electric typewriter the double crlf is engaged. I shouldn't have said spacing, but you picked up on it as a double crlf.
Take care, happy coding.
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