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    Different between SystemUtil.Run and Navigate

    hi guys

    What is different between SystemUtil.Run " http : // gmail . com" and Browser("abc").Navigate " http :// gmail . com"

    Thanks
    Newhere

    Last edited by admin; 06-21-2012 at 08:51 AM.

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    Re: Different between SystemUtil.Run and Navigate

    SystemUtil.Run "http:\\gmail.com","open"

    The Above Syntax will Launch a New Browser for "http:\\gmail.com"

    Browser("abc").Navigate "http:\\gmail.com"

    This one will launch "http:\\gmail.com" in an existing browser.



    Regards,
    Nawab


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    Re: Different between SystemUtil.Run and Navigate

    Quote Originally Posted by NawabShaikh View Post
    SystemUtil.Run "http:\\gmail.com","open"

    The Above Syntax will Launch a New Browser for "http:\\gmail.com"

    Browser("abc").Navigate "http:\\gmail.com"

    This one will launch "http:\\gmail.com" in an existing browser.



    Regards,
    Nawab
    SystemUtil.Run will launch the application from Start menu ->Programs, here you can specify the browser type you want.
    Navigate is used to open the url in an existing browser


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    Re: Different between SystemUtil.Run and Navigate

    Hi guys

    Thaks for your help. I completely understand.


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