OldManRiver1405241529

Try using System.Diagnostics this will give you access to the Process object which should give you access to remote and local processes etc.

Gees, you guys make me feel positively geriatric. I started programming at the grand old age of 19 ( although that was 20 odd years ago), on an IBM XT with 640K of RAM and a 20MB hard disk the size of a routemaster bus. I used Lotus123 and 'coded' in Clipper, a compiled version of dBaseIII. Then came the object orientated revolution and I progressed through the Visual Basics 3 to 6 and on to C# breifly flirting with Java. A bit of ASP2 now but most of my work is done in C#, I love overriding and overloading, but I can't stop calling methods functions, must be an age thing.Riv.