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    Hi! How can i code to open a web page in a new IE windows instead of in the same IE windows like Response.Redirect? And i want the just opened web page get the authentication of the web page opening it (so doesn't need to login again) Thanks!

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      Hi! How can i code to open a web page in a new IE windows instead of in the same IE windows like Response.Redirect? And i want the just opened web page get the authentication of the web page opening it (so doesn't need to login again) Thanks!

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      Launch a new process (in .NET, that's System.Diagnostics.Process). The Windows Shell understands the IExplore command, therefore, to launch a new IE instance: iexplore www.google.com Here you've specified the iexplore (IE) process to launch with the argument www.google.com, making the new IE instance navigate to google. Is this what you wanted?

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        Launch a new process (in .NET, that's System.Diagnostics.Process). The Windows Shell understands the IExplore command, therefore, to launch a new IE instance: iexplore www.google.com Here you've specified the iexplore (IE) process to launch with the argument www.google.com, making the new IE instance navigate to google. Is this what you wanted?

        Tech, life, family, faith: Give me a visit. I'm currently blogging about: Homosexuality in Christianity Judah Himango

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        Yes, it is :) But if we open a web page this way, does it need to login again if it need to authenticate ? Because i need the just opened web page get the authentication of the web page opening it Thanks your reply :)

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