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  1. i've been playing with this for awhile and have finally gotten where i can read the file i want, but i still can't WRITE the characters i need to write. i can open file "Contoso.vuw" and process to the end of file, displaying both the character position number and associated character, IF i open the file as read only. If i open the file as FileWrite("contoso.vuw", 1) the file runs to the end, but displays nothing. If i open as FileWrite("contoso.vuw", 16) i get a binary representation of all characters. i'm stuck. i need to replace characters 17, 18 and 19 with whatever the user types in (i can do that part), a 3-character userid. If i can get these three positions done i can do the other positions further down in the file (characters 2247, 2248, and 2249, all represented as "abc"). Can someone point me in the right direction please. Thanks, Dave BinaryWrite.zip
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