not sure if this is possible
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How can I tell an *already running* instance of internet explorer to open a given file?
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Take the file, and drag&drop it to IE?
I think Windows is even clever enough, that if you doubleclick on a .html and there is already a IE-Instance open, it''ll re-use this one. Or maybe use the file > open... dialog?
I think Windows is even clever enough, that if you doubleclick on a .html and there is already a IE-Instance open, it''ll re-use this one. Or maybe use the file > open... dialog?
The windows title is probably your best bet. Although it is not perfect, it is simple and effective.
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No I mean I want my program to send the command.
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Somehow I think I should''ve guessed that... blame it on the heat...
use
ShellExecute(HWND,"some_text",file_to_execute,NULL,NULL,0);
you can find better explanation from win32 api documentation.
ShellExecute(HWND,"some_text",file_to_execute,NULL,NULL,0);
you can find better explanation from win32 api documentation.
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ShellExecute is how I launched IE with the first page, now I would like to send a second, or third...
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