Close current form after execute a procee - in C#

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Hi In my application which designed by c#, I want to execute calculator in my form .
But when it be called by following command, the current form will be closed.
Process ie = Process.Start("calc.exe");

How can I do this, so that current form remain open?
Thanks very much

Posted 14-May-13 23:54pm

armm1388

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Basmeh Awad 15-May-13 6:06am

your form is getting colsed after starting the process????
this is not possible.. add a brake point and check your code there can be problem in other part of your code

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2013-05-15T00:04:00

That turns out not to be the case: when I execute

C#

Process ie = Process.Start("calc.exe");

The Windows calculator appears, and my form also remains open. It is only if I execute the code

C#

Process ie = Process.Start("calc.exe");
Close();

That anything happens to my form as a result.

I suspect the problem lies in a different part of your code.