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Here is the whole situation.<br />
I am working on an project which will communicate with QuickBooks and do some stuff.<br />
Also this application should be open from QuickBooks Custom Menu.<br />
Till now, I am only able to find how to call an ActiveX exe from QuickBooks Menu.<br />
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Here is what I am looking for, <br />
Is it possible that QuickBooks Menu opens this ActiveX exe and then this exe opens my VB/c# application?<br />
Using shell command in vb6<br />
So that I don’t have to make the entire application as ActiveX exe.<br />
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I will really appreciate for your help.<br />
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Here is the whole situation.
I am working on an project which will communicate with QuickBooks and do some stuff.
Also this application should be open from QuickBooks Custom Menu.
Till now, I am only able to find how to call an ActiveX exe from QuickBooks Menu.

Here is what I am looking for, 
Is it possible that QuickBooks Menu opens this ActiveX exe and then this exe opens my VB/c# application?
Using shell command in vb6
So that I don’t have to make the entire application as ActiveX exe.

I will really appreciate for your help.



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