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  1. #1
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    new to vb.net Please help

    hello,
    i am new to VB.NET and programing... i have been reading from a how to book since october and i would say that i am an amature at best but getting there.

    i am trying to enter a email into a text box and press a button so that the email i entered will automaticly be entered into a new email form that opens...

    i have added a process to the form and successfully start the email program but thats all. i want a new email to appear and have the email addy i input earlier in the TO: field.

    sorry if i have confused you

    please feel free to ask me any questions about this little dilema.

    thanks people

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    Code:
    Dim psi As New ProcessStartInfo
    
    With psi
        .UseShellExecute = True
        .FileName = String.Format("mailto:{0}", txtEmail.Text)
    End With
    Process.Start(psi)
    Phil Weber
    http://www.philweber.com

    Please post questions to the forums, where others may benefit.
    I do not offer free assistance by e-mail. Thank you!

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