If I wanted to call the RUN prompt and the Command prompt in my application, what exe's would I need to reference?
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Jump to Postcalling the Run command in windows is not really on option in vb.net how ever you can call any exe via System.Diagnostics.Process()
dim proc as new system.diagnostic.process() dim x as integer 'assign a button so that you can click and a inputbox will prompt …
Jump to Post@zinnqu - Why is it not an option? I've seen other VB.NET compiled programs that can call it. They just didn't show the code.
What I have given you is the "run command". What others do is create their own.the task bar is a sealed class. If you read the …
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zinnqu
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calling the Run command in windows is not really on option in vb.net how ever you can call any exe via System.Diagnostics.Process()
dim proc as new system.diagnostic.process()
dim x as integer
'assign a button so that you can click and a inputbox will prompt and you can try to type:
'notepad,cmd,calc to prove
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
x = inputbox("run exe","run")
proc = process.start(x)
MaddTechwf
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@zinnqu - Why is it not an option? I've seen other VB.NET compiled programs that can call it. They just didn't show the code.
zinnqu
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@zinnqu - Why is it not an option? I've seen other VB.NET compiled programs that can call it. They just didn't show the code.
What I have given you is the "run command". What others do is create their own.the task bar is a sealed class. If you read the code you have every ething that you need to create a run command that would run every thing you want, even api commands that windows already uses. (notepad,cmd, whatever)
MaddTechwf
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Okay. Sorry zinnqu. I misread it. My apologies.
zinnqu
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Okay. Sorry zinnqu. I misread it. My apologies.
It's alright. If this helped, please mark the thread as solved and Vote.
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