output help

[Jose Cintron]

I have a program that reads an XML file and extract a specific filed from
the file. The filed is "free" form text, here's an example

=== start example text
Ensure that individual users are not setup with the option password never
expires.

If any accounts listed in the user report have a "No" in the "PswdExpires"
column, then this is a finding.

The following accounts are exempt from this check:
The built-in administrator account
Application accounts

Note: The site should have a local policy to ensure that passwords for
application accounts are changed at least once a year.
=== end example text

using the string split function I put each of the lines in an array. Now I
try the following
split = cg->Split('\n', StringSplitOptions::RemoveEmptyEntries);

i get the following error message

=== start error message text

..\foo.cpp(34) : error C2664: 'cli::array<Type>
^System::String::Split(...cli::array<wchar_t,dimen sion^)' : cannot convert
parameter 2 from 'System::StringSplitOptions' to 'wchar_t'
with
[
Type=System::String ^,
dimension=1
]
This conversion requires an explicit cast (static_cast, C-style cast
or function-style cast)
=== end error message text

any ideas?

Using the same text as above. I want to print the text in such a way that
it will
1. indent 5 spaces (done)
2. wrap each line after 60 characters (if possible no spliting in middle
of words)

Is there any way to format my Console::WriteLine statement to do this, or
will I have to take every line and change it to a char array and then print
one character at a time?

TIA for any help!