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March 29th, 2003, 04:09 PM
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File|Run in .NET
Visual basic .NET...
I am trying to send a command to the OS that is the same as what would normally be the target line of a windows shortcut icon.
For example:
Target line:
"C:\Program Files\Best\MAS90\HOME\PVXWIN32.EXE" ..\launcher\sota.ini ..\soa\mas90 - ARG ..\SOA\DFDM_LOAD
There must be multiple arguments. If you notice correctly, the above statement shows "..\launcher\sota.ini", then it shows "..\soa\mas90", then I pass a seperate program as an argument.
I have been able to pass the first arguemtn with a shell statement:
dim shell as new shell32..shell
shell.open("c:\program files\best\mas90\home\pvxwin32.exe" ..\launcher\sota.ini
However, I get a file not found error when adding the subsequent "..\soa\mas90" statement. It appears, shell32 can only use one argument.
Does anyone know how to simply call the file | run dialogue off the start menu, or merely pass a command to the OS in .NET? It has to have multiple arguments.
Thanks in advance!
Bob
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