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Relative URl/Path For WindowsMediaPlayer in visual basic

Asked by hendrkle in Microsoft Visual Interdev, VB Controls

Tags: visual studio 2008, vb, visual basic, video, windows media player

Hi Experts!

I've successfully made a form in visual studio 2008 with a windows media player control in it.

In the URL box in properties, I've point to a folder on the C:\ drive, which works fine.

However, I want the path to be relative. In the application folder will be a folder called "Video", and I want it to play "\Video\Video1.avi" for example.

It has to be relative as the installation can be in any folder the user specifies...

please let me know if I need to supply more info.

Many thanks!
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Zones: Microsoft Visual Interdev, VB Controls
Tags: visual studio 2008, vb, visual basic, video, windows media player
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