Format Lists

Please help me.
All I want to do is have a Masked input/Update Field. I am
creating a simple update form in ASP.NET VB connecting to an Access
Database. I seem to be able to choose one of the default format
options in the Bindings Panel i.e. Alpha/Case, Date/Time. But when
I click edit format list I can not Add new Format's or even edit
any of the exiting ones. I wish to end up with a format like this
99-99-ff-9999.
I have been looking through the forums and found people with
simular problems but they also have no answer. I have also tried
some of the free extensions but none seem to do what I want.
Someone PLease Please help me because my boss will kill me if
I can not get something so simple sorted.
Regards

Those are defined in this folder:
Configuration/ServerFormats/ASP.Net_VB
You can customize them, but unfortunately there is no UI for
editing
them in DW, so you have to do it manually.
HTH,
Randy
> All I want to do is have a Masked input/Update Field. I
am creating a simple
> update form in ASP.NET VB connecting to an Access
Database. I seem to be able
> to choose one of the default format options in the
Bindings Panel i.e.
> Alpha/Case, Date/Time. But when I click edit format list
I can not Add new
> Format's or even edit any of the exiting ones. I wish to
end up with a format
> like this 99-99-ff-9999.

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Just place it in quotes to see what happens:
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"$($runningprocess.GetEnumerator())"
OR
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$html=@"
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.\test.html
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PS C:\scripts> $p.GetType().Name
Object[]
PS C:\scripts> $p|%{$_.GetType().Name}
No hash tables. No strings.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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