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bijan

2006-01-10, 1:24 pm

hi
how can i run microsoft office picture manager when i click on a command
bouttom
i dont know where is it in my computer
thank you
Lee Mitchell

2006-01-10, 1:24 pm

Hi bijan:

Look for OIS.exe on your machine. Here is the command that works for me:

RUN /n e:\microsoft\office1
1\ois.exe

I hope this helps.

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>hi
>how can i run microsoft office picture manager when i click on a command
>bouttom
>i dont know where is it in my computer
>thank you





bijan

2006-01-11, 3:24 am


Thank you very much for your help
But I have two question .
1- when a user use my program I don’t know where is it the ois.exe in its
machine I want put some code in my program to find the directory of ois.ex
has installed and after that run this program.
2- I have a picture 100.jpg and I want when I run ois.exe show this picture
in this program.
Could you help me
Thank you


Carsten Bonde

2006-01-11, 7:24 am

Bijan,

1. The app most liklely store info like install-dirs and so in the registry.
Reading data from the registry is easy done with the different
registry-classes we have (eg. FFC)
2. Try passing the jpg-file to the program as a parameter. Something like
this:

RUN /n e:\microsoft\office1
1\ois.exe "C:\temp\100.jpg"

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Cheers
Carsten
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>
> Thank you very much for your help
> But I have two question .
> 1- when a user use my program I don't know where is it the ois.exe in its
> machine I want put some code in my program to find the directory of ois.ex
> has installed and after that run this program.
> 2- I have a picture 100.jpg and I want when I run ois.exe show this
> picture
> in this program.
> Could you help me
> Thank you
>
>



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