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how do i change default browser using c# or batch file
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Closed 9 years ago.
I need to set my application as a default web browser for "HTTP" and "HTTPS" protocols. And I need to do it from application. My app is in C# using .Net 3.5. (It is a web browser)
The default browser is set in the Windows registry and I would presume that the "command" in the link below would be your application.
See here: How do I change default browser using C#
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How to open a web page from my application?
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Closed 7 months ago.
I am a c# noob and I am making a console app to sporadically make you lose the game by open the website and writing "the game!"
I am trying to make it open a link to the game's website, but it does not work.
What I am using, but doesn't work is what MS docs says which is
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("http://website.com");
I use windows 11, MS edge for default browser.
How to open a web page from my application?
the default for the useShellExecute is now false, so you have to explicitly set it as true.
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How to run a .NET console application in the background
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Single Form Hide on Startup
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Closed 7 years ago.
I needed to make an application that doesn’t show any window.
I couldn't find the answer Also I looked at stack overflow pages.
Does your application require a user interface? If not, you should really be creating a console application rather than a Windows Forms or WPF Application.
If you simply want to hide a form from within the form you can type the following:
this.Hide();
Edit:
From a console application, you'll want to compile the project as a Windows Forms application under the project properties. Ensure that you have no startup object selected.
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Capturing Ctrl-Alt-Del in JavaScript/jQuery
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Closed 8 years ago.
Is it possible to disable the Alt key for web applications or is it only possible for windows application using C#. & if it is possible what is the easiest way this can be done.
It is not possible. Web applications will run in client's browser. You can't disable Alt key on client's machine.
See: Limitations of Web Applications
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How to identify which web server in a farm served a request?
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Closed 9 years ago.
My website is placed in 8 different IIS servers and controlled using load balancer.
When i request any page, I would like to identify which IIS server (IP or domain name)responds the request?
How to do this in ASP.Net MVC web application?
You can get the machine you are currently running code on from the current HttpContext.
HttpContext.Current.Server.MachineName
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ASP.NET/Silverlight Control USB Device
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Closed 10 years ago.
I'm developing web application using MVC3 and the requirement is to access USB port. if not possible is there other way or workaround for accessing port using web browser. Please send me a sample link.
Thanks
You might find more answers if you provided detail on why your App required access to a USB port. If this Intranet, then you are talking Corporate and you have more control over the Client side. If this is Internet, it's hopeless (or should be).
Yes - it is possible. Silverlight 5 can access the Win32 API using PInvoke (platform invocation). The Silverlight application must be a trusted application.
Here's an example (there are lots of others, Google it):
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/silverlight_sdk/archive/2011/09/27/pinvoke-in-silverlight5-and-net-framework.aspx