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    Hello, I've created a .htm help file and i'd like to open with IE it from within my program. Such thing does not seem as easy as I thought. If anyone could help me out it will be greatly appreciated. best regards, Jan Timmerman.

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      Hello, I've created a .htm help file and i'd like to open with IE it from within my program. Such thing does not seem as easy as I thought. If anyone could help me out it will be greatly appreciated. best regards, Jan Timmerman.

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      Hello, my solution might be a little odd, but it actually works. System::Diagnostics::Process^ myProcess = gcnew System::Diagnostics::Process(); myProcess->Start("iexplore.exe","C:\\index.html"); If you're using .Net 2 then you could also use the new System::Windows::Forms::WebBrowser class, to embed a webbrowser into your application. regards Tobias

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        Hello, my solution might be a little odd, but it actually works. System::Diagnostics::Process^ myProcess = gcnew System::Diagnostics::Process(); myProcess->Start("iexplore.exe","C:\\index.html"); If you're using .Net 2 then you could also use the new System::Windows::Forms::WebBrowser class, to embed a webbrowser into your application. regards Tobias

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        Allright, thanks a lot!

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