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In the uses make sure you add ShellAPI.
The folllowing lines opens up notepad
ShellExecute(Handle, 'Open', 'notepad', nil, nil, SW_SHOW); |
To open the broswer and to go to a specific page use the following line.
ShellExecute(Handle, 'Open', 'www.somesite.com', nil, nil, SW_SHOW); |
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See Voting Log | | Other User Comments | 1/1/2003 1:36:30 PM: i wold say somthing like
this
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ShellExecute(0,'open',PCha
r(prog),pchar(params),'',SW_SHOWNORMAL);
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were prog is you typ in the dir
and file name, and then params is if
you what to open it with special params
like
ShellExecute(0,'open',PChar('c:\
SIERRA\Half-Life\hl.exe'),pchar('-consol
e'),'',SW_SHOWNORMAL);
| 6/3/2003 12:07:09 PM: Thic part of code doesn't work if you
are in a DLL. So if you know what i
must do to make it work, mail me.
| 9/15/2003 4:50:05 PM: Why not CreateProcess
| 10/13/2003 4:59:12 PM: The first comment is most informative.
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