Hmm, the LR does, but (as is often the case) it's a very poor
example, that even confuses me!
Here's how you'd save a file reference, assuming there is no place
that the file would sensibly be stored relative to:
Dim saveInfo as String = theFile.GetSaveInfo( nil )
outp.WriteInt32 saveInfo.LenB
outp.Write saveInfo
Or, you can turn it into a usable string by:
Dim saveInfo as String = Base64Encode(theFile.GetSaveInfo( nil ), 0 )
for saving in XML or other text-based formats.
Craig
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