can Application.Start pass parameters to an .exe?

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• In Red, the first line WILL launch Edge Browser.
• But, the second line, with a parameter, fails to even launch Edge on Win 11. Tried with just a URL,too, but no launch.

• In Green, I was able to get Edge to launch with parameters. Here, Edge is spawned with three distict tabs.

Is there a better way?

UPDATE: I added in a Stringbuilder for easy maintainance later. Suggestion welcome.....

Nice! Modified for ease of maintainance, since I will be adding/removing sites later. What's the @ for?

• BFS.Application.Start(@"C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft\Edge\Application\msedge.exe", strParms.ToString());

Modified again to use an array instead of stringbuilder. They both work identical as far as output, but this was for maintainance & C# refresher (Been VB'ing ASP.NET for 15 years).

ok, same as VB. Yea, the "\\" insertions are a pain. I learned years ago never to assume anything until its verified.

I noticed that when going back to edit a .Start path that the application list does not pop-up on <Enter>. I tried <ctrl-space> but it shows itellisense entries, not the application list.

Is there a workaround for this? The one I found is to create a new script, where the list pop-up, and copy/paste that path from there.

That did work IF I started over on a different line. This is such a low-priority item I hate to even mention it, but my testing shows the best consistant technique that works every time (so far) is to:

- backspace over the .Start and enter the . to invoke intellisense.
- Scroll down the list and the dbl-click on Start. Enter usually doesn't work, unless I started on a different line.

I've read some of your other threads and it's impressive how much you remember on many different topics. Looked over some of the custom scripts to download....creative solutions.