I have tried Application.StartupPath, but since the application has to
install the .Net framework (I'm assuming this is the reason),
Application.StartupPath returns a temp directory on the local hard drive. So
using that in the System.Diagnostic.Process.Start call doesn't work because
that's obviously not where my pdfs from the CD are stored. The more I think
about this, the less I think that there might be a way around it. I hope I'm
wrong - any other ideas?
"Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]" wrote:
"Jedi10180" <Je*******@discussions.microsoft.com> schrieb: Well, if there is someway to use a relative path so that the application
just
looks on the CD that called it, it wouldn't matter how many CD drives were
on
the machine. That's the functionality I'm looking for.
'Application.StartupPath' + 'System.IO.Path.*'.
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