I remember in Java there was something like a System.execute( string ) method which would simply do a shell execution of whatever command was given. Is there something like this in .NET
Say if I want to run "notepad", how would I go about that
How can I execute a local application?
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How can I execute a local application?
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Take a look at Process.Start()
In order to start notepad it is easy as:
Process.Start("notepad.exe")
assuming you don't need any other parameters to be setup.
Ted A. B
Hi
This is how its done in .Net