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Open a URL in the Default Browser in Your .NET Application
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This is the absolute simplest way to launch a URL in a .NET application: System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("http://www.tech-recipes.com"); Just put this code in the click event for your control, and replace the URL in the sample code with your URL. |
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