Select a file and then open it
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Hi, I want to open a file via OpenFileDialog1 or is there a better way to select a file and then open it. Via this way, I want to select say a pdf file and double click and the file opens. I seem to be able to select the file but the file will not open. I know I am missing just about one line of code.
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Hi, I want to open a file via OpenFileDialog1 or is there a better way to select a file and then open it. Via this way, I want to select say a pdf file and double click and the file opens. I seem to be able to select the file but the file will not open. I know I am missing just about one line of code.
I think your missing more than 1 line of code.........what are you trying to open it with? In your app, or fire off an external process.
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I think your missing more than 1 line of code.........what are you trying to open it with? In your app, or fire off an external process.
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This can be closed. Found out another way. Copy to ListBox, select a file and then do what I want with that file.
Ok, i will remember that for the future. :confused:
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Ok, i will remember that for the future. :confused:
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I wouldn't know where to "file" that "information", so please remember it for me too. :-D
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