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Asked: 2026-05-21T20:36:07+00:00

I have looked at the other posts, but this question is different than them.

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I have looked at the other posts, but this question is different than them.

I want to store 3 values of data (Type, String, String), how would I be able to do this?

An example of it would be: String, “lol”, “lol2”.

I’ve tried both the resource settings and settings settings, but neither work. They both say the name can’t be doubled.

This is for a Windows Form

Any help would be appreciated thanks.

And I HAVE to HAVE it in this order. Because when someone selects the method “String” from the drop-down list I have, it shows everything that has the type of String including “lol”. And then lol2 should be put in a textbox after selecting the ‘lol” string.

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  1. Editorial Team

    Settings.settings works. However it sounds like you would be better off making your own serialization format for this type of data. Keep in mind that the Settings.settings class is good for trivial user and application settings. Nested, complex, or large structures that can change should use an application specific format. Use settings.settings for window locations and color preferences (as an example).

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