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kubben21-Feb-07 7:04
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If you are getting a cast exception, it must mean that your boolean value in your string "true" and "false" is not getting properly set. The only way you would get an exception is if the string is coming across as "" which wouldn't cast to a boolean. I am guessing that your parameters that you are passing into your exe are working different. when you call it from the run command it works as expected. I am wondering if the parameters that are getting passed in from the ShellExecute are adding some addional parameters so you are off by one. I would put a MessageBox.Show( in your form load to see what your input parameters are.

Hope that helps.
Ben
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