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Have you tried to wrap the application path in double quotes then add the command?<br />
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&quot;c:\temp\myapp.exe&quot; -search 14564
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Have you tried to wrap the application path in double quotes then add the command?

"c:\temp\myapp.exe" -search 14564

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Yes but my question was what do I need to add in my Vb.net Application for it to recognize -search 14564 as a command?
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Yes but my question was what do I need to add in my Vb.net Application for it to recognize -search 14564 as a command?

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Sorry, misread the question. &nbsp;Is this a console application or windows forms application?
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Sorry, misread the question.  Is this a console application or windows forms application?

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Hi,<br />
<br />
I`m wondering if it's possible to use the RUN command in windows to launch my vb.net application but also to send commands to it before it opens,<br />
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Such as,<br />
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START-&gt;RUN<br />
<br />
myapplication -search 14564<br />
<br />
when my app opens it knows that there's a command and it needs to filter the results for 14564<br />
<br />
would this be possible?
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Hi,

I`m wondering if it's possible to use the RUN command in windows to launch my vb.net application but also to send commands to it before it opens,

Such as,

START->RUN

myapplication -search 14564

when my app opens it knows that there's a command and it needs to filter the results for 14564

would this be possible?

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