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Shell execute vs. Create Process

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    I'm attempting to run the ctlpnl.exe application on a pocket pc device. I want to use it to load up some of the control panel settings applets so I can have my users change the device's time ect. I have been struggling with calling the application through createprocess. Is it possible to call the shellexecute method on a pocketpc device? Any particular reason for using one over the other? Thanks, Ryan

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      I'm attempting to run the ctlpnl.exe application on a pocket pc device. I want to use it to load up some of the control panel settings applets so I can have my users change the device's time ect. I have been struggling with calling the application through createprocess. Is it possible to call the shellexecute method on a pocketpc device? Any particular reason for using one over the other? Thanks, Ryan

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      I am using the ShellExecuteEx method in some of my Pocket PC applications, so it should be no problem! For more information take a look at: QA: How can I open the default mail or browser program when the user clicks on an URL? PS: The only nice thing about using CreateProcess is that you can wait until the running application is terminated, or for a specified timeout! Regards, Daniel. -- FIND A JOB YOU LOVE, AND YOU'LL NEVER HAVE TO WORK A DAY OF YOUR LIFE. ;)

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