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Luc Pattyn20-May-11 8:18
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If you want to go against the established file associations, then you need to specify the executable as the first parameter to Process.Start, the arguments concatenated and properly quoted as the second parameter. You already have that.

Using Word for HTML editing is a horrible idea. Type three words and you get a huge file, that should tell enough. Use a real HTML editor, or use Visual Studio, or whatever you choose, but not Word.

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