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It would be interesting to know how this was eventually solved, because I didn't think that it was possible.
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It would be interesting to know how this was eventually solved, because I didn't think that it was possible.

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TheLearnedOne,<br />
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you're correct. It is not possible to do it. So I just made some adjustments to the code.<br />
I just redirected the standard error manually then read an external file for that.<br />
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Thanks for the info.<br />
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Btw, I am margajet24's groupmate. =)
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TheLearnedOne,

you're correct. It is not possible to do it. So I just made some adjustments to the code.
I just redirected the standard error manually then read an external file for that.

Thanks for the info.

Btw, I am margajet24's groupmate. =)

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I have a problem.<br />
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Does anyone know mk32 execution?<br />
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I am developing a GUI for mk32 cmd execution.<br />
I need to get the standard error of mk32.exe, so I used the following codes:<br />
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ProcessObj.StartInfo.UseSh<wbr />ellExecute<wbr /> = false;<br />
ProcessObj.StartInfo.Redir<wbr />ectStandar<wbr />dError = true;<br />
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It was a success. However, when mk32.exe is compiling correctly, it gets &quot;a dump file error. Win32 error 6&quot;. I think it is because of the UseShellExecute property.<br />
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How can I get the standard error at the same time set the &nbsp;UseShellExecute to true?<br />
Thanks for your help.
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I have a problem.

Does anyone know mk32 execution?

I am developing a GUI for mk32 cmd execution.
I need to get the standard error of mk32.exe, so I used the following codes:

ProcessObj.StartInfo.UseShellExecute = false;
ProcessObj.StartInfo.RedirectStandardError = true;

It was a success. However, when mk32.exe is compiling correctly, it gets "a dump file error. Win32 error 6". I think it is because of the UseShellExecute property.

How can I get the standard error at the same time set the  UseShellExecute to true?
Thanks for your help.

How to redirect standard error at the same time set UseShellExecute to true?

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