Process.Start() question.

[Ilya Dubov]

I am starting "iexplore" process by executing Process.Start command. Every
time I execute this command, it creates a new window.



Can somebody tell me what can I do, so that the new window only been created
once, and the next time I execute Process.Start command



it would just update an old window with the new url.

Thanks

Here is the code I execute.

/*************** *************** *************** **

Process proc = new Process();

ProcessStartInf o procInfo = new ProcessStartInf o();

procInfo.FileNa me = "iexplore.e xe";

procInfo.Argume nts = "https://www.microsoft.c om/";


proc.StartInfo = procInfo;

proc.Start();

[Scott M.]

Re: Process.Start() question.

With process.start() , I don't think there is anything you can do since you
are starting a new instance of IE.


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> /*************** *************** *************** **
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> Process proc = new Process();
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> ProcessStartInf o procInfo = new ProcessStartInf o();
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> procInfo.FileNa me = "iexplore.e xe";
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> procInfo.Argume nts = "https://www.microsoft.c om/";
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> proc.StartInfo = procInfo;
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> proc.Start();
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