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Questionhelp about the formating of data to be written on a text file... Pin
aeroboy8-May-10 3:30
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Hello,

I am looking for how to write a set of data formatted on a text file..Up to now,I have been using c++ and using setprecision(..) and setw(..) commands but I could not find out how to do it in c#.In fact, My output file must be like: three different columns and sets of lines.However, Once I try to write the data on the file, the columns tend to shift to the right..I wanna keep them in order and write them neatly..I hope someone can help me to solve this problem.
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