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[Vb.Net]Save user settings with "My.Settings"[TUT]
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You can still save the setting as an encrypted hash and just decrypt it. Also, for future reference using the ApplicationSettings > PropertyBinding, you can auto-save settings so you don't have to call them up in the Form_Load...

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Most properties work, but I did notice for the NumericUpDown's you need to save the setting (My.Settings.Save()) in the ValueChanged event. Hope this helps someone, great shortcut ;)
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RE: [Vb.Net]Save user settings with "My.Settings"[TUT] - by UrbanByte - 11-21-2011, 09:29 AM

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