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    Dear All, I working for Windows Ce 6.0 application with .net 2005 I am trying to open .ppt file programatily but unable to do that. My string is "\Windows\wt6sppt.exe \Windows\wt6explr.exe#/d wt6ppt*.dfr \Hard Disk\hello.ppt" if i execute above string from Run promt its working fine and open the file. Please help or suggest some ideas to execute the string programatily. Thaks & Regards Yrishi

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      Dear All, I working for Windows Ce 6.0 application with .net 2005 I am trying to open .ppt file programatily but unable to do that. My string is "\Windows\wt6sppt.exe \Windows\wt6explr.exe#/d wt6ppt*.dfr \Hard Disk\hello.ppt" if i execute above string from Run promt its working fine and open the file. Please help or suggest some ideas to execute the string programatily. Thaks & Regards Yrishi

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      KingsGambit
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      Is the code in C++? I suppose you have to use '\\' instead of '\' in code.

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        Is the code in C++? I suppose you have to use '\\' instead of '\' in code.

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        Thanks Rajesh, no I am using vb.net(.net 2005),

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