How to store data current date,last date,last week,last Month,Last year in History like webbrowser?

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Dear Sir,

I want to store Data in window application in History like webbrowser.
What is code in C#?
Thanks
Mahendra kumar Das

Posted 16-Jun-11 0:03am

Mahendra kumar das

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R. Giskard Reventlov 16-Jun-11 6:05am

What research have you done? What have you already tried for yourself? Asking for code is a recipe for disaster: no one here will give it to you unless they can see what you have done to help yourself first.

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2011-06-16T00:15:00

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You need to store a history with the date of the item occurred. This could be a database (good idea) XML (ok) or a text file (bad idea), or in the registry (terrible idea).
You then display it based on retrieving the information based on the current data, and grouped into teh time peridos you mention.

Can't be specific, because you weren't specific in your question!

Posted 16-Jun-11 0:15am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 16-Jun-11 13:24pm

Good classification from good to terrible, my 5.
--SA