I do not see this info listed on my monitor. Your downloaded code does not show the info, either. I can watch the program pull each subitem and the Console.Write line of code shows the correct info when I look at the variable, but it does not show on the screen. Does this info just show so quickly that it leaves the monitor before I see it? Can I require a response from the user (press enter) before the data leaves the screen? Again, your downloaded code does not show the output on my monitor, either. I can step thru both programs (yours and mine) and watch the correct info being processed, but no display on the screen. Thank you.

Keith Z.

The Console.WriteLine statement displays text in the Output window in the IDE. Normally it is displayed at the bottom of the IDE as a tab with the Errors and Immediate windows.

If you can't find it, open the Debug's Windows submenu and select Output.

This is a good place to display debugging information.

If you run the executable outside of the IDE, the information doesn't go anywhere so the user cannot see it.

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It was there. I thought it was outputting it to a display outside of the program. Thank you.

Keith Z.