C#

class Program
{
    static void Main(string[] args)
    {
        String str1 = "dabcabcabc";
        String delim = "ab";
        String str2 = str1.Replace(delim, ""); //NOTE THIS
        Console.WriteLine("Delimiters: {0}", delim);
        Console.WriteLine("Original string: {0}", str1);
        Console.WriteLine("Trimmed string: {0}", str2);
        Console.ReadKey();
    }
}

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JohnBond311 wrote:

I know now that you can view .pdf's in a form, so it must be true you can open any application in a form...

JohnBond311 wrote:

but still haven't received a good answer.

JohnBond311 wrote:

so it must be true you can open any application in a form...

JohnBond311 wrote:

I know now that you can view .pdf's in a form, so it must be true you can open any application in a form...

Dave Kreskowiak wrote:

The number of quality questions comming from people that "have a clue" is pretty low. I'd say the number of questions that we get from script kiddies, newbies, and wannabes, trying to do something WAY beyond their skills/understanding of Windows, is about 15x that of people who actually have any kind of clue about how Windows works.