Nooze2k

I think from my experience the best way to deal with objects like this is to use the "using" operator when opening/closing he objects. By using "using", it automatically calls any dispose/flush/close functions that an object might have.

The syntax is like the following:

using( StreamWriter strWriter = new StreamWriter ("txtFileName.txt") )
{
// do whatever you want to do with it...
//
}

When the "using" directive is out of scope/finished, it then automatically calls any cleanup functionality. I just find it is safer to use this way, and it might even be more efficient on the system (you'll have to look that up to verify).

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