I really need this I would love any help.

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The discussion centers on saving the contents of a textbox to a Notepad file using Visual Basic .NET 2003. The user has developed a program to construct sequences and seeks a code snippet to facilitate saving this data for further analysis. The request emphasizes the need for a quick solution to enhance personal understanding and assist a professor interested in the sequences. The user expresses gratitude for any help provided.

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I'm working on an assignment right now, and completed it.

It won't give me extra marks, but I want it for personal reasons.

I have built a program that constructs a sequence, which is a pain the a$$ to do. Really hard since I just started programming, but it sure saves a lot of time.

What I need to know is how to I save what is in the textbox?

This is Visual Basics .NET 2003

I need to know the code/script for saving a textbox onto a notepad file.

Thanks a lot.

Note: I want it because I can simply save the sequence, and continue to construct it as far as I can to see how true my conjecture is.

Note: I know this is not the right forum, but I need this quick. The truth is that is I constructed two sequences, one belongs to me and the other to the prof. I figured if I can get it to save, I'm doing the prof a favor because he's interested on how the sequence goes.
 
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Jason, I'm moving it to technology, but leaving the link here, so it will be accessible in both forums.
 
Thank you very much. I appreciate it. :)
 

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