Running Application in C#.net

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I am developing a software which requires to call .exe file. I dont know the path of the .exe file where it resides on computer. Can I run .exe file using Windows registry entry??? I am using C#.net for developing software..

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Posted 14-Nov-11 18:34pm

Rohit_patel

Updated 14-Nov-11 18:35pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2011-11-14T18:37:00

What are you talking about? Registry entry? — forget it.

Your *.exe files (as well as *.dll files) are created in output directory as a result of the project build. This directory is written in your project file on per configuration basis; each directory name is relative to the directory where your project file is located.

See your project's Properties => Build => "Output Directory". Again, this directory depends on configuration and by default is located in the sub-directory of another directory with the same name as a configuration, such as "bin/Debug", "bin/Release".

—SA