[Development] MrsDecompiler Pro V3.0

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Seeing as you spent a week checking up MSDN for how to start execute an executable I fear there's no hope. Why don't you make a fancy background?

Confused.. MSDN? checking up what?

How to start an executable? Roflcopter

That's simple

Process MyProgram = New Process();
Process.FileInfo.StartInfo = "myprogram.exe";
MyProgram.Start();

Lol.

You want me to add a fancy background? Make me an image. And BRAZIL that would be pointless because I would need to edit mrs.exe and your gunz client wouldn't read it.

and I'll try see if I can add message box when finished.
 
Confused.. MSDN? checking up what?

How to start an executable? Roflcopter

That's simple

Process MyProgram = New Process();
Process.FileInfo.StartInfo = "myprogram.exe";
MyProgram.Start();

Lol.

You want me to add a fancy background? Make me an image. And BRAZIL that would be pointless because I would need to edit mrs.exe and your gunz client wouldn't read it.

and I'll try see if I can add message box when finished.

Well, it is exactly what you did, isn't it? I hope so. If not you wasted a lot of time doing something overly complicated. Your program is pathetic and incredible easy to make. Shortcuts on a GUI doesn't impress anyone but idiots.

Adding a messagebox when finished is so easy... Add a progress bar. That's a tiny bit harder.
 
Well, it is exactly what you did, isn't it? I hope so. If not you wasted a lot of time doing something overly complicated. Your program is pathetic and incredible easy to make. Shortcuts on a GUI doesn't impress anyone but idiots.

Adding a messagebox when finished is so easy... Add a progress bar. That's a tiny bit harder.

How is it pathetic? and adding a messagebox when finished isn't so easy.. if it is then post a code that would do it.
 
How is it pathetic? and adding a messagebox when finished isn't so easy.. if it is then post a code that would do it.

Code:
Process MyProgram = New Process();
Process.FileInfo.StartInfo = "myprogram.exe";
MyProgram.Start();
MessageBox.Show("Done");

Meh, It'd do the job ;p
 
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