I need to run a command line tool from within a Windows form application
without the command window opening at all. I had found some code (below) but
the window is still opening.
       Dim psi As New System.Diagnostics.ProcessStartInfo(strCmd,

I'm attempting to add Shortcut keys for dynamically created MenuItems,
and they simply aren't firing when the shortcut key is pressed.  Here
is a snippet of the code...
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if I type in the return character in a text box or richtext box, I do
not see the newline character in a string.  
Scenario - I type 2 paragraphs in a text box.  Visibly I can see the
information the windows form, but if I output the text in the textbox to

Bart Mermuys wrote:

myApplication.exe   file  is still running even when i close my application .
i.e. When i try to delete that its saying file in use ....always going to
task Manager  is not good ........When i use this method
this.close()

I'm trying to trap a key during the (rather lengthy) start up of my
application, basically if you have a key, lets say right-shift down at a
certain point it doesnt start up.  kind of like how holding down shift skips
autorun of a cd.  the reason I want to avoid the keydown event ...

I tried to find information on where the settings go, but I didn't find
anything.
And I can't find neither the settingsfile nor the EXE-file after install.
Feels a bit strange not knowing where my application goes ....