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    Question Drag & Drop Into Closed publisehd VB EXE files ?

    I want to drag files & Folders into my published VB EXE to list it How ?
    ( info: i want it when my program is not running in the processes )

    Like when you drag text files into closed notepad.exe
    notepad.exe will open the dropped text

    I want like that exactly.

    And also in the shell windows explorer context menu. (open with...)

    please any help I'll be appreciate.
    thanks
    Last edited by leecherman; Nov 16th, 2009 at 07:21 AM.

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    Re: Drag & Drop Into Closed publisehd VB EXE files ?

    If you drag a file to an executable the exe will open and the path+filename as commandline parameter
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    Smile Re: Drag & Drop Into Closed publisehd VB EXE files ?

    Thanks for your Quickly replay.

    Any help here will be very good
    Last edited by leecherman; Nov 16th, 2009 at 10:24 AM.

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    Re: Drag & Drop Into Closed publisehd VB EXE files ?

    @leecherman:
    "If you need help with a WPF/WCF question post in the NEW WPF & WCF forum and we will try help the best we can" is a part of Lightning's signature, he didn't mean that you should go there with your question
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