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[Help] Program opens another VB.NET Program [Button?] - Jawley - Feb 18, 2011
Ok, Well I have two VB.NET projects that are completed, I want one project to be the main screen that will show, then with a button it can redirect or open a new window to the other project, but I want both projects to be built under the same name/program.
Code? or any TuT links?
Ty in advance if this is answered!
* - ★Cooldude★ - Feb 18, 2011
Project>Add form. Then form2.show.
* - Jawley - Feb 18, 2011
(Feb 18, 2011 02:15 PM)★Cooldude★ Wrote: Project>Add form. Then form2.show.
Will try, thanks alot if it does work. Pretty simple question luckily.
* - ★Cooldude★ - Feb 18, 2011
No problem, I'm glad I could help. 🙂
* - Ethereal - Feb 18, 2011
Or if you it is another executable:
PHP Code
<?php
Process.Start("File Path here")
* - Jawley - Feb 18, 2011
(Feb 18, 2011 02:21 PM)Ethereal Wrote: Or if you it is another executable:
PHP Code
<?php
Process.Start("File Path here")
Well I also want it binded in the program I'm making, I don't want two programs in the same folder, or when I build it will it automatically open that program in the Process.Start if it is alrdy built.
* - Ethereal - Feb 18, 2011
(Feb 18, 2011 02:40 PM)Project` Wrote: Well I also want it binded in the program I'm making, I don't want two programs in the same folder, or when I build it will it automatically open that program in the Process.Start if it is alrdy built.
In that case, you can have the bytes saved as a Base64 string, and then at runtime, convert the B64 string to a Byte array, write it to a new file and execute it.
Or do the same with a runPE.
* - Jawley - Feb 18, 2011
(Feb 18, 2011 02:42 PM)Ethereal Wrote: In that case, you can have the bytes saved as a Base64 string, and then at runtime, convert the B64 string to a Byte array, write it to a new file and execute it.
Or do the same with a runPE.
I'll give it a shot, just getting used to VB.NET so just really messing around and trying to work with new variables.