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This text editor is for beginners. It features, find & replace, basic open and save functions (and detect if the file has been edited) and it is able to sort lines in the loaded file either by ascending or descending order.

This text editor is for beginners. It features, find & replace, basic open and save functions (and detect if the file has been edited) and it is able to sort lines in the loaded file either by ascending or descending order.

In old vb6 you could create a databaseless record set and save it as an xml file on disk, well now here is the .net version. It creates a dataset, adds a table, adds some columns and rows, then saves the schema and dataset to disk without ever touching a database. The xml produced is w3c standard. The app also shows how to open and add data and how to delete rows (and also using the xml schema). It isn't to complex and does have some comments in it to help. It is all native .net, no COM addins or other references.

This text editor is for beginners. It features, find & replace, basic open and save functions (and detect if the file has been edited) and it is able to sort lines in the loaded file either by ascending or descending order.

This text editor is for beginners. It features, find & replace, basic open and save functions (and detect if the file has been edited) and it is able to sort lines in the loaded file either by ascending or descending order.

This text editor is for beginners. It features, find & replace, basic open and save functions (and detect if the file has been edited) and it is able to sort lines in the loaded file either by ascending or descending order.

This text editor is for beginners. It features, find & replace, basic open and save functions (and detect if the file has been edited) and it is able to sort lines in the loaded file either by ascending or descending order.

This text editor is for beginners. It features, find & replace, basic open and save functions (and detect if the file has been edited) and it is able to sort lines in the loaded file either by ascending or descending order.

In old vb6 you could create a databaseless record set and save it as an xml file on disk, well now here is the .net version. It creates a dataset, adds a table, adds some columns and rows, then saves the schema and dataset to disk without ever touching a database. The xml produced is w3c standard. The app also shows how to open and add data and how to delete rows (and also using the xml schema). It isn't to complex and does have some comments in it to help. It is all native .net, no COM addins or other references.

This text editor is for beginners. It features, find & replace, basic open and save functions (and detect if the file has been edited) and it is able to sort lines in the loaded file either by ascending or descending order.

In old vb6 you could create a databaseless record set and save it as an xml file on disk, well now here is the .net version. It creates a dataset, adds a table, adds some columns and rows, then saves the schema and dataset to disk without ever touching a database. The xml produced is w3c standard. The app also shows how to open and add data and how to delete rows (and also using the xml schema). It isn't to complex and does have some comments in it to help. It is all native .net, no COM addins or other references.

This text editor is for beginners. It features, find & replace, basic open and save functions (and detect if the file has been edited) and it is able to sort lines in the loaded file either by ascending or descending order.

In old vb6 you could create a databaseless record set and save it as an xml file on disk, well now here is the .net version. It creates a dataset, adds a table, adds some columns and rows, then saves the schema and dataset to disk without ever touching a database. The xml produced is w3c standard. The app also shows how to open and add data and how to delete rows (and also using the xml schema). It isn't to complex and does have some comments in it to help. It is all native .net, no COM addins or other references.

This text editor is for beginners. It features, find & replace, basic open and save functions (and detect if the file has been edited) and it is able to sort lines in the loaded file either by ascending or descending order.

In old vb6 you could create a databaseless record set and save it as an xml file on disk, well now here is the .net version. It creates a dataset, adds a table, adds some columns and rows, then saves the schema and dataset to disk without ever touching a database. The xml produced is w3c standard. The app also shows how to open and add data and how to delete rows (and also using the xml schema). It isn't to complex and does have some comments in it to help. It is all native .net, no COM addins or other references.