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		<title>Launching and Monitoring External Programs from VB.NET Applications</title>
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With .NET things have gotten much simpler. The System.Diagnostics namespace exposes
a Process class that you can use to launch external programs. At the simplest level,
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With .NET things have gotten much simpler. The System.Diagnostics namespace exposes<br />
a Process class that you can use to launch external programs. At the simplest level,<br />
you can launch a new process with the shared Process.Start method, passing it either<br />
the name of an executable file or a filename with an extension associated with an<br />
executable application. For example, the following code launches the &#8220;c:somepathsomefile.txt&#8221;
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_ ("c:somepathsomefile.txt") </code></pre>
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<a href="http://www.devx.com/dotnet/Article/7914/1954?pf=true">Launching and Monitoring<br />
External Programs from VB.NET Applications</a>
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		<title>CompareValidator: Validate dates, integers, doubles, and currency WITHOUT RegularExpressionValidators (.net 1.1 &amp; 2.0)</title>
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Article about using the compare validator instead of a RegularExpressionValidator
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Link
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Article about using the compare validator instead of a RegularExpressionValidator<br />
to check for a valid date.
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<a href="http://blogs.dev.bayshoresolutions.com/roger/archive/2006/02/12/3521.aspx">Link<br />
here</a>
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