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Use wildcard characters * and ? to compare strings

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6 May 2010CPOL 6.6K  
Using the Substring operation repeatedly as you do is apt to be very slow. Better would be to pass the starting indices and lengths of the two strings as parameters. That would require a manual loop to replace the String.Trim function, but it would avoid the need to create lots of new string...
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