"DougE" wrote:
I don't think so. It has to do with creating either a stringwriter or
streamwriter object, I don't know which, then redirecting the standard output
from the console somehow with a memeber of the console class and
writeline(ing) it to either the stringwriter or streamwriter object which you
send to the form. Sounds easy, huh? Then why is it so hard to find a [SANE]
example?
This sounds like maybe you are trying to run some external program via a
Process.Start(), and capture that processes output for your form rather than
to the standard console. Do I understand correctly? If so, then when you
create your Process instance, you need to follow something like the following
link:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/lib...ardoutput.aspx.
Once you read the output, you need to stuff the output into a control as
Terry suggested, or using my favorite, which is a listbox control.
If I'm misunderstanding your goal, please clarify how I'm mistaken.