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System.Diagnostics.Process<wbr /> process = new System.Diagnostics.Process<wbr />();<br />
process.StartInfo.FileName<wbr /> = URI;<br />
process.Start(); <br />
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URI should i define anything<br />
Cant we open the IE as from the system path directly when clicked?
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System.Diagnostics.Process process = new System.Diagnostics.Process();
process.StartInfo.FileName = URI;
process.Start();

URI should i define anything
Cant we open the IE as from the system path directly when clicked?

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Hi,<br />
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I have a form that has a lot of buttons. In which want some actions.C#<br />
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1 I have figured out some but wanted to know when button clicked how can i get the ipconfig results displayed on a new form.<br />
2. Open Explorer/IE/Firefox on 3 different button clicks<br />
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regards<br />
Raja
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Hi,

I have a form that has a lot of buttons. In which want some actions.C#

1 I have figured out some but wanted to know when button clicked how can i get the ipconfig results displayed on a new form.
2. Open Explorer/IE/Firefox on 3 different button clicks

regards
Raja

I have a form that has a lot of buttons. In which want some actions.C#

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