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This class module is very useful for keeping a standardized, formatted, event/error log for any application that might need one.

Lately I've seen some posts for editing ini files that involve opening the ini file directly as a text file, looping line by line thru the file until locating the line desired and then altering that line. There is a much easier and more reliable way using the Windows API. This class module makes that easy. It also shows the proper way to handle errors that happen in a class module by raising custom error codes to be handled by the application that using using the class.

This class module is very useful for keeping a standardized, formatted, event/error log for any application that might need one.

Lately I've seen some posts for editing ini files that involve opening the ini file directly as a text file, looping line by line thru the file until locating the line desired and then altering that line. There is a much easier and more reliable way using the Windows API. This class module makes that easy. It also shows the proper way to handle errors that happen in a class module by raising custom error codes to be handled by the application that using using the class.

This class module is very useful for keeping a standardized, formatted, event/error log for any application that might need one.

Lately I've seen some posts for editing ini files that involve opening the ini file directly as a text file, looping line by line thru the file until locating the line desired and then altering that line. There is a much easier and more reliable way using the Windows API. This class module makes that easy. It also shows the proper way to handle errors that happen in a class module by raising custom error codes to be handled by the application that using using the class.

This class module is very useful for keeping a standardized, formatted, event/error log for any application that might need one.

Lately I've seen some posts for editing ini files that involve opening the ini file directly as a text file, looping line by line thru the file until locating the line desired and then altering that line. There is a much easier and more reliable way using the Windows API. This class module makes that easy. It also shows the proper way to handle errors that happen in a class module by raising custom error codes to be handled by the application that using using the class.