What's the equivelant to app.path & app.exename

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Christian Blackburn

Hi Gang,
I need to be able to detect two things inside my code app.path &
app.exename. How can do that?
Thanks,
Christian Blackburn
 
Hi Christian,
I don't understand your question totaly.
Do you want to refer to or find the path and filename of a program on disk?
Or do a search on a string name or something or something else?
Cor
 
Hi Ken and Cor,
Thanks for the info Ken. Cor Ken knew what I was asking, because I used VB6
syntax.
Thank you both,
Christian
 
Christian Blackburn said:
Hi Gang,
I need to be able to detect two things inside my code app.path &
app.exename. How can do that?
Thanks,
Christian Blackburn
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In addition to the previous answers:

ms-help://MS.VSCC.2003/MS.MSDNQTR.2003FEB/vbcon/html/vxconChangesToAppO
bjectInVisualBasicNET.htm

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Hello,

Christian Blackburn said:
I need to be able to detect two things inside my code app.path &
app.exename. How can do that?
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'Application.ExecutablePath' and:

\\\
Imports System.IO
Imports System.Reflection
..
..
..
Private Function ApplicationPath() As String
Return _

Path.GetDirectoryName([Assembly].GetExecutingAssembly().Location)
End Function
///
 
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