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    shabya
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    Hello, i want to add a hyperlink of a webpage to my form is there a way to do it? i am using the System.Diagnostics.Process.Start... with a file with 'html' extention but this lacks the posibility to open a browser's window in a new page. it runs over existing pages. tnx, avi

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      Hello, i want to add a hyperlink of a webpage to my form is there a way to do it? i am using the System.Diagnostics.Process.Start... with a file with 'html' extention but this lacks the posibility to open a browser's window in a new page. it runs over existing pages. tnx, avi

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      If you are IE, then : http://www.ieinfosite.co.uk/tip_view.asp?id=36[^] "/new" is what you want. Chances are Firefox et al. support this also.

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        Hello, i want to add a hyperlink of a webpage to my form is there a way to do it? i am using the System.Diagnostics.Process.Start... with a file with 'html' extention but this lacks the posibility to open a browser's window in a new page. it runs over existing pages. tnx, avi

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        Hello What about using a LinkLabel. Bye

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          Hello, i want to add a hyperlink of a webpage to my form is there a way to do it? i am using the System.Diagnostics.Process.Start... with a file with 'html' extention but this lacks the posibility to open a browser's window in a new page. it runs over existing pages. tnx, avi

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          Have a look at this post[^]

          Excellence is doing ordinary things extraordinarily well.

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            Have a look at this post[^]

            Excellence is doing ordinary things extraordinarily well.

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            shabya
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            nope, it still overruns existing pages...

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              If you are IE, then : http://www.ieinfosite.co.uk/tip_view.asp?id=36[^] "/new" is what you want. Chances are Firefox et al. support this also.

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              shabya
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              nope.. its still running over existing pages.. looks like the 'new' code is valid only if i specify : iexplore.exe www.xyz.com -new but i dont know which browser my client has..

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                Hello What about using a LinkLabel. Bye

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                shabya
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                yes , i did it but my problem is the new link overruns existing pages. like here i am in this page writing a comment, if i click the link it will be instead of this page and not open a new one. i want to use the target="..." thing..

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