Thread Classic VB How can I readwrite a text file You can read from or write to a text file using the Open statement, Close statement and various other statements for actually readingwriting. The Open statement has clauses for what type of access you want to the file, so you can specify if you want to read it as text, write to it as binary, and so on. You can also set locking options, to stop other programs from opening the file. For more details, go to the Index of VB help and see Open statement. For all of these file access functions you need to specify a file number, which most people use 1 for. Usage 1 Load JavaScript Files 1. RequireJS takes a different approach to script loading than traditional ltscript tags. While it can also run fast and. You should always use a number which is not already in use as using the same will cause an error, luckily the next free number can be found using the Free. File function as in the example below. An example of reading a file VB Code Dim s. File. Text as. String. Dim i. File. No as. Integer  i. File. No Free. File      open the file for reading  OpenC Test. For. Input. As i. File. Nochange this filename to an existing file Do. While. Not. EOFi. File. No    Input i. File. No, s. File. Safe Harbour 2007. Text      show the text you will probably want to replace this line as appropriate to your program    Msg. Box s. File. Text  Loop      close the file if you dont do this, you wont be able to open it again  Close i. File. Nonote an alternative to Input is Line Input, which reads whole lines. An example of writing a file VB Code Dim s. File. Text as. String. Dim i. File. No as. Integer  i. File. No Free. File      open the file for writing  OpenC Test. For Output As i. File. Noplease note, if this file already exists it will be overwritten      write some example text to the file  Print i. File. No, first line of text  Print i. UploadFile/rahul4_saxena/export-grid-view-data-to-text-file/Images/run%20app.jpg' alt='Read Text File Javascript Html' title='Read Text File Javascript Html' />File. No,   second line of text  Print i. File. No,  blank line  Print i. File. No, some more text      close the file if you dont do this, you wont be able to open it again  Close i. File. Nonote an alternative to Print is Write, which adds commas between items, and also puts the character around strings. You can read files in a much faster way too, by simply loading the entire file at once. To do this you need to use binary mode, like so VB Code Function File. TextBy. Val filename As. StringAs. String    Dim handle As. Integer        ensure that the file exists    If. PxNNq.png' alt='Read Text File Javascript Html' title='Read Text File Javascript Html' />LenDirfilename 0. Then        Err. Raise. File not found    End. If        open in binary mode    handle Free. File    Open filename For Binary As handle        read the string and close the file    File. Text SpaceLOFhandle    Get handle, File. UploadFile/88d8c0/read-xml-document-using-vb-script-and-html5/Images/XML%20reader%20Home%20page.jpg' alt='Read Text File Javascript Html' title='Read Text File Javascript Html' />Text    Close handle. End. Function. Readingwriting files can also be acheived using FSO File. System. Object as shown below. Please note that using FSO requires an extra reference under Project References, and therefore extra files to be installed with your application. VB Code Option. ExplicitSet a reference to Microsoft Scripting RuntimePrivate. Sub Command. 1Click       declare and initiate required objects    Dim fs As File. System. Object    Dim ts As Text. Read Text File Javascript Html' title='Read Text File Javascript Html' />Stream    Set fs New File. System. Object       To write    Set ts fs. Open. Text. FileC mytestfile. For. Writing, True    ts. Write. LineI Love    ts. Write. LineVB Forums    ts. Close      To Read    If fs. File. ExistsC mytestfile. Then        Set ts fs. Open. Text. FileC mytestfile. Do. While. Not ts. At. End. Of. Stream            Msg. Box ts. Read. Line        Loop        ts. Close    End. If       clear memory used by FSO objects    Set ts Nothing    Set fs Nothing. HTML Text Formatting. Text Formatting. This text is bold. This text is italic. This is subscript and superscript. Try it Yourself HTML Formatting Elements. In the previous chapter, you learned about the HTML style attribute. S28LY.png' alt='Read Text File Javascript Html' title='Read Text File Javascript Html' />HTML also defines special elements for defining. HTML uses elements like lt b and lt i for formatting output. Formatting elements were designed to display special types of text lt b Bold textlt strong Important textlt i Italic textlt em Emphasized textlt mark Marked textlt small Small textlt del Deleted textlt ins Inserted textlt sub Subscript textlt sup Superscript text. HTML lt b and lt strong Elements. Free XML to text converter, Convert whole or any part of XML document to CSVExcelor plain text format. For Linux, Windows, Mac, Android, FireFox, Chrome, IE, Safari. A File interface, which includes readonly informational attributes about a file such as its name and the date of the last modification on disk of the file. A URL. The HTML lt b element defines bold text. The HTML lt strong element defines strong. HTML lt i and lt em Elements. The HTML lt i element defines italic text, without any extra importance. The HTML lt em element defines emphasized. Note Browsers display lt strong as lt b, and lt em as lt i. However, there is a difference in the meaning of these tags. HTML lt small Element. The HTML lt small element defines smaller text HTML lt mark Element. The HTML lt mark element defines marked or highlighted text HTML lt del Element. The HTML lt del element defines deleted removed text. Brother Db2 B714 3 Manual. HTML lt ins Element. The HTML lt ins element defines inserted. HTML lt sub Element. The HTML lt sub element defines subscripted text. HTML lt sup Element. The HTML lt sup element defines superscripted text. Test Yourself with Exercises Exercise 1. Exercise 5 HTML Text Formatting Elements. Tag. Descriptionlt b Defines bold textlt em Defines emphasized text lt i Defines italic textlt small Defines smaller textlt strong Defines important textlt sub Defines subscripted textlt sup Defines superscripted textlt ins Defines inserted textlt del Defines deleted textlt mark Defines markedhighlighted text.