params question

[Scherbina Vladimir Nickolaevich]

hello.

I have a LinkLabel control in my form, it looks like vl*********@ukr.net,
so, how can I execute OutLook Express and to pass needed email to it for
sending message ?
I 'm trying to do this like

System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(@"C:\Program Files\Outlook
Express\msimn.exe sa*********@ukr.net");
and it's not working:

And one more question - how to open IE with params ?
if I use cmd (it works) : C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\IEXPLORE.EXE
some_site.some_domain, in C# I'm writing
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(@"C:\Program Files\Internet
Explorer\IEXPLORE.EXE some_site.some_domain");

But it's not working

[Bill Priess]

For IE:

System.Dianogstics.Process.Start("http://some_site.some_domain");

That will bring up the default browser.

For OE, not totally sure that it is possible using Process.Start(). I
searched but could not find a listing of command line arguments for OE. In
fact, doing a msimn.exe -?, /?, or just --help just launched OE.

Are you doing this on a Windows form or in ASP.NET? I am assuming a Windows
form since you are using Process. For the email, you may want to use .NET
built in System.Web.Mail and specifiy a SMTP server and let you app handle
sending the email out. There are other options, but I am not sure exactly
where you want to go with this.

Can you provide a better idea of what you want to do with OE?

HTH,

Bill P.

On Fri, 1 Aug 2003 17:11:55 +0400, Scherbina Vladimir Nickolaevich
<vl*********@ukr.net> wrote:

hello.

I have a LinkLabel control in my form, it looks like vl*********@ukr.net,
so, how can I execute OutLook Express and to pass needed email to it for
sending message ?
I 'm trying to do this like

System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(@"C:\Program Files\Outlook
Express\msimn.exe sa*********@ukr.net");
and it's not working:

And one more question - how to open IE with params ?
if I use cmd (it works) : C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\IEXPLORE.EXE
some_site.some_domain, in C# I'm writing
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(@"C:\Program Files\Internet
Explorer\IEXPLORE.EXE some_site.some_domain");

But it's not working

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Using M2, Opera's revolutionary e-mail client: http://www.opera.com/m2/

[Bill Priess]

For IE:

System.Dianogstics.Process.Start("http://some_site.some_domain");

That will bring up the default browser.

For OE, not totally sure that it is possible using Process.Start(). I
searched but could not find a listing of command line arguments for OE. In
fact, doing a msimn.exe -?, /?, or just --help just launched OE.

Are you doing this on a Windows form or in ASP.NET? I am assuming a Windows
form since you are using Process. For the email, you may want to use .NET
built in System.Web.Mail and specifiy a SMTP server and let you app handle
sending the email out. There are other options, but I am not sure exactly
where you want to go with this.

Can you provide a better idea of what you want to do with OE?

HTH,

Bill P.

On Fri, 1 Aug 2003 17:11:55 +0400, Scherbina Vladimir Nickolaevich
<vl*********@ukr.net> wrote:

hello.

I have a LinkLabel control in my form, it looks like vl*********@ukr.net,
so, how can I execute OutLook Express and to pass needed email to it for
sending message ?
I 'm trying to do this like

System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(@"C:\Program Files\Outlook
Express\msimn.exe sa*********@ukr.net");
and it's not working:

And one more question - how to open IE with params ?
if I use cmd (it works) : C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\IEXPLORE.EXE
some_site.some_domain, in C# I'm writing
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(@"C:\Program Files\Internet
Explorer\IEXPLORE.EXE some_site.some_domain");

But it's not working

--
Using M2, Opera's revolutionary e-mail client: http://www.opera.com/m2/

[Scherbina Vladimir Nickolaevich]

"Bill Priess" <no*****@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:oprs8gwooocimqky@localhost...

For IE:

System.Dianogstics.Process.Start("http://some_site.some_domain"); thanks, it works That will bring up the default browser.

For OE, not totally sure that it is possible using Process.Start(). I
searched but could not find a listing of command line arguments for OE. In
fact, doing a msimn.exe -?, /?, or just --help just launched OE. when I launch it in this way(via cmd.exe), just OE starts, and there're no
information in console Are you doing this on a Windows form or in ASP.NET? I am assuming a Windows
I do this on W.F. form since you are using Process. For the email, you may want to use .NET
built in System.Web.Mail and specifiy a SMTP server and let you app handle
sending the email out. There are other options, but I am not sure exactly
where you want to go with this.

Can you provide a better idea of what you want to do with OE? I just want to open OE and "New Message" window, placing in "To" edit field
adress, which has been clicked.
P.S. the same as in html
<a href = 'mailto:some_adres@some_domain'>some_adres@some_do main</a> HTH,
Bill P.

[Scherbina Vladimir Nickolaevich]

"Bill Priess" <no*****@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:oprs8gwooocimqky@localhost...

For IE:

System.Dianogstics.Process.Start("http://some_site.some_domain"); thanks, it works That will bring up the default browser.

For OE, not totally sure that it is possible using Process.Start(). I
searched but could not find a listing of command line arguments for OE. In
fact, doing a msimn.exe -?, /?, or just --help just launched OE. when I launch it in this way(via cmd.exe), just OE starts, and there're no
information in console Are you doing this on a Windows form or in ASP.NET? I am assuming a Windows
I do this on W.F. form since you are using Process. For the email, you may want to use .NET
built in System.Web.Mail and specifiy a SMTP server and let you app handle
sending the email out. There are other options, but I am not sure exactly
where you want to go with this.

Can you provide a better idea of what you want to do with OE? I just want to open OE and "New Message" window, placing in "To" edit field
adress, which has been clicked.
P.S. the same as in html
<a href = 'mailto:some_adres@some_domain'>some_adres@some_do main</a> HTH,
Bill P.

[Bill Priess]

got it... for OE:

Same thing as for opening IE:
System.Dianogstics.Process.Start("mailto:some_pers on@some_site.some_domain")
;

Worked like a charm on my machine.. I had forgotten that mailto: is a
registered handler...

HTH,

Bill P.
On Fri, 1 Aug 2003 21:31:02 +0400, Scherbina Vladimir Nickolaevich
<vl*********@ukr.net> wrote:

"Bill Priess" <no*****@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:oprs8gwooocimqky@localhost...

For IE:

System.Dianogstics.Process.Start("http://some_site.some_domain");

thanks, it works

That will bring up the default browser.

For OE, not totally sure that it is possible using Process.Start(). I
searched but could not find a listing of command line arguments for OE.
In
fact, doing a msimn.exe -?, /?, or just --help just launched OE.

when I launch it in this way(via cmd.exe), just OE starts, and there're
no
information in console

Are you doing this on a Windows form or in ASP.NET? I am assuming a

Windows
I do this on W.F.

form since you are using Process. For the email, you may want to use
.NET
built in System.Web.Mail and specifiy a SMTP server and let you app
handle
sending the email out. There are other options, but I am not sure
exactly
where you want to go with this.

Can you provide a better idea of what you want to do with OE?

I just want to open OE and "New Message" window, placing in "To" edit
field
adress, which has been clicked.
P.S. the same as in html
<a href = 'mailto:some_adres@some_domain'>some_adres@some_do main</a>

HTH,
Bill P.

--
Using M2, Opera's revolutionary e-mail client: http://www.opera.com/m2/

[Bill Priess]

got it... for OE:

Same thing as for opening IE:
System.Dianogstics.Process.Start("mailto:some_pers on@some_site.some_domain")
;

Worked like a charm on my machine.. I had forgotten that mailto: is a
registered handler...

HTH,

Bill P.
On Fri, 1 Aug 2003 21:31:02 +0400, Scherbina Vladimir Nickolaevich
<vl*********@ukr.net> wrote:

"Bill Priess" <no*****@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:oprs8gwooocimqky@localhost...

For IE:

System.Dianogstics.Process.Start("http://some_site.some_domain");

thanks, it works

That will bring up the default browser.

For OE, not totally sure that it is possible using Process.Start(). I
searched but could not find a listing of command line arguments for OE.
In
fact, doing a msimn.exe -?, /?, or just --help just launched OE.

when I launch it in this way(via cmd.exe), just OE starts, and there're
no
information in console

Are you doing this on a Windows form or in ASP.NET? I am assuming a

Windows
I do this on W.F.

form since you are using Process. For the email, you may want to use
.NET
built in System.Web.Mail and specifiy a SMTP server and let you app
handle
sending the email out. There are other options, but I am not sure
exactly
where you want to go with this.

Can you provide a better idea of what you want to do with OE?

I just want to open OE and "New Message" window, placing in "To" edit
field
adress, which has been clicked.
P.S. the same as in html
<a href = 'mailto:some_adres@some_domain'>some_adres@some_do main</a>

HTH,
Bill P.

--
Using M2, Opera's revolutionary e-mail client: http://www.opera.com/m2/

[Scherbina Vladimir]

"Bill Priess" <no*****@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:oprs8pskz6cimqky@localhost...

got it... for OE:

Same thing as for opening IE:
System.Dianogstics.Process.Start("mailto:some_pers on@some_site.some_domain") ;

Worked like a charm on my machine.. I had forgotten that mailto: is a
registered handler...

HTH,

Bill P.

thanks

[Scherbina Vladimir]

"Bill Priess" <no*****@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:oprs8pskz6cimqky@localhost...

got it... for OE:

Same thing as for opening IE:
System.Dianogstics.Process.Start("mailto:some_pers on@some_site.some_domain") ;

Worked like a charm on my machine.. I had forgotten that mailto: is a
registered handler...

HTH,

Bill P.

thanks