Hosting Process In My Form? Article?
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Hi, A few weeks back i found a good article here on CP to do with running a new process from within your own form. It was as if the form was redirecting graphical output and input to the process. Basicly, the form opened, and the process you defined (iexplore.exe or notepad.exe) would open and run from within your form, not in their own. At the time i bookmarked, but i have had to reformat and lost all my bookmarks. I spent over an hour thismorning, and just spent another hour looking through all the C# articles for this one. I was wondering if someone knew what i was talking about and could point me in the right direction?
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Hi, A few weeks back i found a good article here on CP to do with running a new process from within your own form. It was as if the form was redirecting graphical output and input to the process. Basicly, the form opened, and the process you defined (iexplore.exe or notepad.exe) would open and run from within your form, not in their own. At the time i bookmarked, but i have had to reformat and lost all my bookmarks. I spent over an hour thismorning, and just spent another hour looking through all the C# articles for this one. I was wondering if someone knew what i was talking about and could point me in the right direction?
Do you mean this Window Tabifier[^] or this Hosting EXE Applications in a WinForm project[^] ? The first one (mine) uses the second one so same technique is used in both.
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Do you mean this Window Tabifier[^] or this Hosting EXE Applications in a WinForm project[^] ? The first one (mine) uses the second one so same technique is used in both.
Giorgi Dalakishvili #region signature my articles My blog[^] #endregion
Ah my friend you are yet again my saviour. Thank you. Yeah i love your windows tabbifier, i already use it on my computer, helps keep applications tidy. But the second link is the exact article i was looking for. Thank you so much.
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Ah my friend you are yet again my saviour. Thank you. Yeah i love your windows tabbifier, i already use it on my computer, helps keep applications tidy. But the second link is the exact article i was looking for. Thank you so much.
Glad to help you :) Nice to hear that you are using my app :) If you have any suggestions please post them at the article. By the way, you could have found the article you were looking for in the references of my article :)
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Glad to help you :) Nice to hear that you are using my app :) If you have any suggestions please post them at the article. By the way, you could have found the article you were looking for in the references of my article :)
Giorgi Dalakishvili #region signature my articles My blog[^] #endregion
Yeah its an awesome app, normally i would just code my own using yours as a base but yours has all you could need just to keep things tidy when your running alot instead of the built in Taskbar grouping in XP. If i come up with any suggestions ill let you know :) Ohh its referenced in your app! Now i remember, thats how i found it in the first place!