Not at all, bro. I do know how to use google, bro. I used google extensively, bro, when searching for this, bro. I guess, bro I need to work on my search skills, bro. And I wasn't asking for ready made solutions. Read Dave's post above, that's all I needed. Yeah I know, simple huh bro? Cheers and thanks to Dave.

I have written the form in C# and I needed to know how to read the file sent via IE. Dave answered my question - IE sends you the temp file path as an arg and I can read it from there.

Thank you, I know it was a simple thing but I didn't really know how it worked.

I need to start a C# .Net application (actually a windows form app) when Internet Explorer received a specific file, and that application needs to read the file content. In other words, IE receives a file containing data with an extension of .vdl and I set up .vdl file association to open my application readvdl.exe.How does my application read the content of the file received and passed on by Internet Explorer?