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How would my syntax be for the following line, with the asc character? char[] splitter = {';'}; Thanks for your help! Dan

So it looks like the data that I recieve from the bar code scanner input has 3 ASCII Start of Text characters, then each field is ended with an end of text character. Does anyone know how to seperate each field by those ASCII characters? Thanks, Dan

disregard my last... it was a dumb question.

Thanks EBGreen! The following is part of what I got... =2 =2 =2 M=77 a=97 t=116 t=116 h=104 e=101 w=119 =32 D=68 a=97 v=118 i=105 d=100 =3 =32 =3 D=68 a=97 v=118 i=105 g=103 n=110 o=111 n=110 =32 D=68 Sorry for being dumb, but what do I reference the int value to? Thanks, Dan

I am wandering if what I am assuming are carriage returns are not acutally carriage returns. No matter how I try to split the string, I am ending up with data that still contains the square characters. Can you think of anything else they might be?

Thanks JurkMonkey! I have played with the regex split, and it doesn't seem to be giving me the output I was expecting. What syntax would you use for the split? Thanks!

I am working on an application in C# that is running on a Windows Mobile devise. The devise captures bar code data, that I need to be able to work with as individual elements. It seems each element is seperated by carriage returns, but I can't seem to be able to seperate the acquired text into...