Console.Clear()

[Michael D. Ober]

In a dotNet 2.0 Windows Forms application, you need to explicitly allocate
the console before any of the Console class methods will work. Otherwise,
they throw exceptions.

If you'd like, I'll post my Console helper class, which has an option to
hide the form that calls it.

Mike.

 

[Just Me]

OK. I conceed that accuracy is important.

Thanks 4 ur help.

PS: I wrote an add-in that does what I want programatically.

 

[Just Me]

Im interested to see what u did,

Thanks...

In a dotNet 2.0 Windows Forms application, you need to explicitly allocate
the console before any of the Console class methods will work. Otherwise,
they throw exceptions.

If you'd like, I'll post my Console helper class, which has an option to
hide the form that calls it.

Mike.