Assuming that you know how to read an archive (easy to search and find), you could use the string.Split method. The, you could make a Split(‘:’). This you break your string in two parts, one before the ‘:’ character, and one after this character. So, you will have something like:
string myString = myArchiveLine.Split(‘:’)
Then, you know that the data that you want is in the second position of the string. So, like before;
string[] myData = myString[1].Split(',')
Now, you will break the string in the ‘,’ character. So, you will have your data like this: