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Hello all,

First of all i want say that i don't know if this is the right forum to post my question and i'm sorry if don't.

Ok i'm making a program that on function is to save text to files and all is working good, the problem is when i go to save large information like 100 mb the program freeze on slow computers (mine is slow lol) but if i wait it saves successful.

The information that I save comes in Byte[] type and i'm using FileStream function to do that, i want to know if is there any alternative to skirt this problem.

I'm writing the program in Visual C# language.

Thanks for the attention!
Jul 25 '07 #1
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