This question is posted frequently on various forums (I am talking about .NET) and the answer is surprisingly simple (as with most things in .NET).
A lot of people are wondering how to start some program (Word, Excel, Internet Explorer, ...) and how to pass some arguments to it.
So here is a simple C# solution (it should be easy to convert it to VB.NET (just remove the semicolons)):
Off course there are other attributes that you can apply to the process. You can find all about that here.
A lot of people are wondering how to start some program (Word, Excel, Internet Explorer, ...) and how to pass some arguments to it.
So here is a simple C# solution (it should be easy to convert it to VB.NET (just remove the semicolons)):
Process myProcess = new Process ();
myProcess.StartInfo.FileName = "path/to/your/program.exe;
myProcess.StartInfo.Arguments = "some arguments";
myProcess.Start ();
// remove the next line if you don't want to wait
//for the program to exit before continuing
myProcess .WaitForExit ();
Off course there are other attributes that you can apply to the process. You can find all about that here.
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