Set process object = current app?

[james]

Hello,
I would like to instance a new System.Diagnost ics.Process object that is the
current application, but I can't see a quick way of doing this. I know how
to "start" a process, but it's already running. Do I really need to iterate
through the collection of processes? And if so, how do I know which is the
one I'm "in" (i.e. the user may have run more than one occurrence)?

Thanks

[Tom Porterfield]

Re: Set process object = current app?

james wrote:

Hello,
I would like to instance a new System.Diagnost ics.Process object that is
the current application, but I can't see a quick way of doing this. I
know how to "start" a process, but it's already running. Do I really need
to iterate through the collection of processes? And if so, how do I know
which is the one I'm "in" (i.e. the user may have run more than one
occurrence)?

System.Diagnost ics.Process proc =
System.Diagnost ics.Process.Get CurrentProcess( );
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Tom Porterfield

[james]

Re: Set process object = current app?


"Tom Porterfield" <tpporter@mvps. orgwrote in message
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james wrote:

>Hello,
>I would like to instance a new System.Diagnost ics.Process object that is
>the current application, but I can't see a quick way of doing this.

>
System.Diagnost ics.Process proc =
System.Diagnost ics.Process.Get CurrentProcess( );

Knew it would be simple! Thanks,
James.